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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-03
Teas.

NTA, OF EST SERGISIh
y Clerks Office Ohio county Circuit court,
February ~ Rules, 1871
Joseph i. HaDeTfe.d,
Ellen vlrglaia Habcrfeld,J
The S,a!e of U'ea Vr0tnia, - the ShoriG q
Ohio county, q CGulg:
w, Command you that you Summon FL
len Virginia II ,beTtield, II she e fOuud in
your bailiw'ck, TO 'ppear At the ClerB :
office OF the Circuit Court OF Oh o county, at
kul TO be held or the saih court on he
tirSt Monday in December. 1875, 10 answer
a bill IN chaucery exhibited az inSt her in
the said urt by Jos phi 4. HSbsrie.d and
have hen there this wrii. witness, ami.
b. McUoiloch, Gle X OF our said count, al the
Court Rouse OF said county, in the CITY OF
Wheeling the G1nd day OF November, 1873,
and IN the 10Th year of the State Of West
Virginia.
SAMUEL b. McCOLLOCH, Clark.
The within named defendant is no IN
habltnut OF my baihwick, nor uud there
in. ". " - TO-
November A,h, 49,.
The object OF tuis su.t Is 10 OBJ ain d cree
OF diyorce from the DODds Of matrlmonv
and !, appearing rom an MdaVlt cd IL
he cause that The said r len Wig ma n a.
hertipId is not resident Of the State ~
West Virginia, on motion of The paintifi I
ron IN. eli # Is Ordered that said dei- udsnt d
appe mere wIthiD one month after The
A st publication OF This ord r, and do Vhal
IS necessary 10 protect his Interest herein.
reSte:
ShNL. u. McCOLLOCH, Clerk.
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H Il ri ov Il ID
SEALED PROPOSALS

WILL BE RECEIyFDAT THE OFFICE
w Of The West Virginia Peni'enuaTy'
until noon March Ord, 1874, -Four Hnn-
dred Eearches Of Coping rtone, esch ston'
70 dress four feet long. three feet Elk Inches
bed, and one foot ise.
BIDS Will be received in quantities Of MY
perches or more, and the party or paTiIfs
10 whom contracts may be awarded, VIII
b. required 10 deliver the stone at such
times a. the Superintendent msy dITec',
and the fell amount on or before the ~
day OF september next. Twenty per cent
OF ach monthly estimate VIII De retalned
tiou OF the contract, as security Tor in iailh-
Bids should be addressed 10 VIM. l..
PIIdg,s. SUPERINTENDENT, and endorsed
aprop0SaI FOR stone" By order OF the BoaTd
- niEsrtI'-s- WI L. bril- GES.
febIIJ superintendent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-03

= OGAEiS AENiCA.'
Ia The best Fain-kilier il Use,
Logan's Al MICA, Tor Spr.ins, Bruises,
Swellings. &c.
In Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Pains oi
all kinds, 1t gives speedy re!!et. II 10 the
best and cheapest Linment IN use
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-03
On Thursday. March 5, 1874,

,rIw;ll he continued from day to day un.
~ the property /, all sold. Inc houses are
....,.., % IN what is known as lower town )
NJ. In soIfably and conveniently arranged
and vii lie sold low The lots are siIGS1eS
Ms and sre the most deSiI able build
..'iTswithlm or adjoining tnetown They
-. g.eb and dr,-surrounding the famous
....,.,,7 creek MOund-cOnVenieut 10 the
i.-roed, river, churches, ana the public
al rGrs0nS desiring fine residence or
...' E.4g lots, should avail themselves OF
o.. u.s. rare opportunity. II can be truthfully
ID that 10 finer or more beautiful lots can
. ,.r:.I on the Ohio river.
81 No. .yilIe has one Of the hest public
...u,. in the state, iour churches good So
...,r.auew rolling mill ready 20 commence
lion IN 9 few weeks. unde' bedoed and
......auGci with vast coal fields, and rich
.-..a country. Ii has all The facilities for
..n.p0r,alion by rail or water that could
. desired, and NUT eventually become
.... OF the most important cities on the
o.. Id river.
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TRY IT! TRY II!

For Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, &C, DR..
CHAPMAN'S Hoarhound Bllsam Does
not constipate or deblItate. Pleasant and
efiectual. Only q cents.
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Spectacles Rendered Useless.
SAVE YOUR EYES
Restore Your Sight.
Throw Away Your Speotacl :,
OLD EYES MADE REV..

AndIscasss ofthe fyo >or.'.-.91l:y rr,"'ed
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cleveland & Pittsburgh B. 6,
IRAVE

- --7-s..-5:zs.--s.=7 or AND AFTER DEC.
leisil t...2..@:::z j, 1878, Trains, win run
.pinwg:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-03
..,rrRr,TC 81 ALE

~ VALUABLE PROPERTY AT
( J NouuGsville, WA
.1,,nECmANCE FOR SPECULATION
',.,,. sfxtv town lots, and five houses and
-, No sold at public auction 10 the hls n
.,''I5Sr. The sale will commence
, 1874-10-13

Finance waa iustr,ctnd to report Mt tho roxt
niootinE Of tho Hoard eu,!ouiHtlE The matter.
THO Superintendent wnn Instructed to ufrar
street it, htu subdiYisfou, hitl tu IN.
form, lin that, uiI1ona le' ,accppts tno
oifor, nni co.nriotcs. tho work prior 10
tho l,oxt lnoctlug of tho l.unrt lilo ntraot viii
10 oponod neoorsllng to tho lAw. and gratlcd by
tlla to~. Mr.. 1,a1tur l!as forroa IN tl,o t,treot
and Inns rcfH'5ea to upnn II tl'.lops tllo l3ohrl
would pny HIN ia per rod for grudl,a tho pa,no
II IL tlsai Tor HubdiviAora 10 Eyntlo sho strants
lii their Respective suN,ivlsltt ut tlc,r owl, OK
punso. Tho naual prieo pnitl for Trading, oyo,
W:'nro tle tl'teIies nro deepor tl.an tuno III Mr.
l'aEers ssubtalyihiotI, III sl.51 lros rutl.
EVANSTON.
III election will Dp 'lu'il at Tho Tow,-IIall toe
DAY. botwor:l tho llouru Of H. IN. at p. ILL.,, to
I'LL two vacanctcH in tho 1sour Ut Trls!eop. lilo
only candidate from Tho northern uart Of tho
village Ia Col. l1oury II. Kldor who will prol,a-
bly, DO cltspn tu n,tcccod AR. pl,cm fron, TINT
district. Tim canliatcD for tho otbov vacancy
most prominently 1nn,tonesl ura Dr. q. II. Maun,
Obadiah l1uso, and Frarlk Wlloolcr
4 ,nooting bf Tho Wonina's Temperance Alli-
auco will bs l,cld ut Uniom uall this nftoinoou.
, 1874-10-13
The First Visitor 1sp1lirld tflc American
Fall OF Ningssrn.

From The Nitlaur.s fatfs Gazette.
We lnvo heretofore referred to explorations
ti,at lsnye boon nn,io behind the American Fail,
enterin; from bohind Prospect Park All de-
aerptions represent tho trip behind the great
fall to DO unriya1el for werlnesn uf ecesae
and nnvo!ty Of experience. Fascinating as il
tAp cayo under tho L1l,ln Island Eali, tho uuox-
plorol mysteries Of lha wild and tumutuouH re-
cesHoa bcl,ind tho American Fail shadow tic
foru,or iutoreat IN tho wondora Of tho old cnyo.
Since tho organization Of the Prospect Park
Company 1t Inns boon contemplated fitting up
approaches to tliiH new cave, mud building Buch
mechanical helps as may DO founa practical to
facilitate ploRHtro tripB bohi1ld the sheet. Last
acaaon Conroy and 31n1nford 1nado thorough
examination Of tho entrance, extending THUR
trip around the flrBt bend Ia tho procipico. Tho
floor was found perfectly smooth, With Bheot
Of comparatively still wator home feet deep
OVERLAPPING 1t.
Since th's trip lagt Heaao1,, tho cava haa not
boon ontercd ,lntil recently, when Conroy sand
AIumfurd volunteered to gniilo u stranger
through tho explored portions OF tho place. The
stranger, Mr. George D. Johnson, OF Now Or
leans, thus has won tue distinction OF being tho
first visitor to Niagara who has ever boen bo-
hind tlse AmcsleaM Fill. The purity pressed
their investigation over 900 fcot behind tho
sheet. Conroy oxpressos his conviction tllut u
pa.augoway extonds through to Cont Island, ~
path which cat, bo threaded With safety, md
which hu intonas at soula future day to explore.
, 1874-10-13

Cttizous Association, mud not by tho 1loartl Of
Public Works.. Aid lIcatl, Thought t!,ee tho
hoforo lo voto to Bpotsi ainglo dollar forsuol,
a n,rf,uvr, hp frat wanted to Ai,ow II Our trnn-
ant Hystu, tyas tho beat Quo III l1so. AID Qulrs
add il woul bo nbanrd To 1laltc a,'y smell npiro-
nrintior, II It Wis nceuasary to luctcaBo tho
emnniy. hb why In Invor OF doinE 1t
Immediately. bnt to no s,,el1 amount
~ tlIo. .ropoutfon collch for. AID 1loatl,, ta III,
o1ciai statement, aaRl TINT tltro llt,w Gtoad to
lilo credit Of tho fund for lilo oxtunBlnn astl o.i-
inrgotott Of tho wator.ppoa tl,d bu TT eJ01, ,00D.
Tia board wan now ,usinE slUa, 200 Of tlly rand;
toy could tao e10O,UO moro 6foro Tho next NJ,
preparation. Thls loft slM,uU0 mnuxpnn1al.
mill noxt ti1ceting, and tint tho I>oar ot 1nbu
Works n,,st City Engineer 10 1ol1lnato.t e attona.
Tho motion wap carried. md the Ca,nmtttuo shu'l
adjourned to mott agnIn solno tltno during tho
vcok,
, 1874-10-13

" 0rt!0rB," 8aYs Cue 30NfN0l dc 7'0Tls, !" arc
anil TO have boon given to proceed Immediately
with to ma,lufactnre OF tho Daw 1nusket. model
1874 (system draB). Thoss Weapons will only
DO constructed In tho workshops Of tho Slate;
priyato iir,nB will not bu called upon to aHBiAt.
The calculation III that in about Yoar million
of tIem will ho mule. Ti,en only will tho now
arn bo pncod IN the hands Of the soldiers OF The
actiya army. mud The nlen OF tho reserve and tl,u
territorial army will bo drilled iM tho ulauago-
mont Of this mlakot. THO cliasHopots will bo
withdrawn. and they will bo altorod to the bow
Jattcru. Frnnco has Mt proaont 1,60D.000 Of
ttom Ono year will lie NecoaAary for That tranh-
formation 30 tint, by addI1,e 200Uh0 now onos
War " eo,,s po, nossess a at TIC so ond Of is
9.011 900 Of .huBlsota {rnoiol Gras). with Htore
Of 250 nlesnl cartritlgeB por weapon. Tho mals-
ufactnro will afterwards he continued OIL u nor
NAL scale, null III proportion to tho RESOURCES OF
tho ordinary Budget OF Wur."
, 1874-10-13

BUREAU OF f1lLLrA1ti 'uE1luHt
WAsH1sHroN, D. e. July .. 1s6Sl
Herewith 10 submitted t9 iho secrclafs OF war
communication frpn hlh1 DeMtt uhnton 5uuso nd-
Eocutc, Department Of t!le Gul1 ~ winch taht pilecr
arsses sl!s 1'real OF tho fact as Il hs Dee! Mstar
mined by tut lnrefnfncnt nnt 70 rroseG.t WIN Tug
prosecution u t@son; uion eo el;aFGea H.;
hcruUfnrN m e*cnttd ail that MI tn papers Ill tl!e
eauc havo bean returiIe ny nder oi sno ilonmfnhio
SecrutarS- 10 tEc hu11taisl-usnefal. mn. CLnAon
thrrenpon abEs whas uleposaslon u 10 70 inlue oi
Co., I!Hras f'atiHSe late Iro'oss-Alatahn1:tGlesH
o the department VI tic Gnf "nom II sAu bee1i III
Tended 70 use III ndst MalsflAl "'teas "gist hsI
HurlGut hut VINO Aa5. An!scli. iof a conshtef"blo
perod 1cen III arrest nhtor enarEcs o. oAtostan re-
, 1874-10-13
TEE BALTIMORE G. oEIO.


Tho Michigan Central Railroad Company is
atill lighting tho baltimore T. Ohio lallroad III
regard to ts crossing Ills track at Luke Station
As stated In yestorjay'ss INnu.E, the formor
roal! applied to Judge Drunlmonl, Of tho Uuitol
statss District Court, for I'll injunction. a ton,~
poru1y writ was grurtcd by the Judge, aud tilo
case will bo heard Wednesday,. Although tho
Baltimore l. OHIO poople have no idcH Of yiolat-
ing tho law, nur Ito tllcy intend to lay tho track
unlcns decision is given in their favor
by tho Court still tho managers Of
tho Michigan Central ilAye taton cx-
traordlna,y precautions to provont tho
former road from playing coup d'ctat on them.
Thu Michigan Coaitrel has placed two consiruc-
tou trail!H iu tlle nciyaborlloot Of the Baltimore
L. Ohio crossing. a.ld has gathered 1nrgc foree
to proyent tho Company from putting dowi, Its
track an e,sS!ne is sept standing On tho right
paHsing by. It is also Etated that 5fr. Joy hun
giyon orders to wreck his train rather than lot
tho Baltimore IL Ohio CROSS.
This latter road has thus fur rofrainotl from
taking violent measures, and is waiting Tor de-
cislon from Judge Drumno,'d to-nor-
row. Tie caso will bo arGuod OH tho part
OF tho Michigan Cont1a} by 1lossrn. 'Walsar
Dexter t. Smith, md OIL tho part Of tito Dalti-
mora Il Ohio by Judge cowan, Of Baltimore,
and Judge Anthony, Of yalpa:aiso.. md probably
Should tho decision Of the Judge DO in fnyor Of
the baltimore j. Ohio, tl,t road wouM call upon
tlp ShoriH Of tho comfy to drive away the forco
placed ut il!o croBsls by tho Michigan Central
1t IL claimed by tho managers OF the Michigan
Catral that this light ii not u,atlo because they
aro airaid Of loro competition, but thoy ila de-
torlMi1Ica to allow no moro HOW roudB to cross
thor TRICKS Of grade, oil accpNtat OF the danger
md delay: They contend that at tho crossing Of
their road by tho baltimore K Ohio tho last
ntnaptf CbiDDnny nt1rtt TN h1i}t n yintrct tn
, 1874-10-13
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

ANN NNOUNCEiENT5.
Tho Academy OF Sciences will hold tho first OF
It's winter aes1onB this ovol'inB,
:rhoro will be Il uocnblo ut Trinity n. Z.
Church. this evening, Oct. 10, previous to tho
departure Of tho pasIor, Tho Row. $. aIcChcsney,
to his now aeld Of labor. =,
The weekly meeting Of tho Roocsy OF Good
Samaritans will bc hold at tho residence Of Mrs.
DR., Biuthardt, No. IS Peoria atteet, nt 8 o'coci1
to-dny.
Tho Grand Pacific Club, composed Of the COL
orcd wnitcts in tho different largo hotels Iii tho
city, will giyo grand ball ln Central Hall, OIL tho
corncr Of Twohty-Bocoud street and Wabash
avenue, Oct. 10. THO Committee OF Arrange
monts are Henry Wilson. ta1noB Young. Charles
Dublin, Goorge Kculy, and Horny vcnab1e.
Tho Suffrage 1nass-noesing will DO
hold tomorrow, III tho natn nuoirnce-rooln of
tho Methodist Cllttch Block. Distinguished
speahcrs will bo preaont morning aud evon!hR.
routine business to delay or annoy. Tho most
recent aspects OF the suffrage movement will bc
dieeuaHcd. alias ANTHONY Interrupts her catn-
paign ID Michigan to BE- prosent,-thsB bolng hor
1rst public appearance III Chicago ssnce before
tho Groat Fire.
diora' Annual Reunion ut Springfield Oh the 14tll
and 18th Of this month hnyo nlNdo arrangements
with tho Chicsgo, Alton Il Ut. Louis Railroad to
run special train for Bloli porso.,B M nny wish
TO go from Chicago to Springfield md return:
Fara FOX tho ruut,d trip, 3G.G0. THO train will
leave tho Chicago. Atots Il St. Louis depot Mt
10 p. NJ. TleBtlay. Tickets will 10 gond to and
includiug tho 10t], inst. Al persons who will go
arc rcqnosted to notify tho Committee at tho
Poet-Otnco by Tuesday n0ou.
Tho ladies' Of tho Union Aiil Society Of tho
FounduEs' Home announce that tlloy hnve
connlntAd all ttloir urnthluRl'y OuorNtiOAa and
will begin Bcrving lunches at noon to-day, Mt IL
Washington streot. Tley will ho models of
puncsna1Ey, and miracles of promptneas. Every
QUO will be fully BerVoa in Atout forty aocondH
after sitting down. Tho waitrcnsos hayo NIL
hoeu thoroughly instructed concorning tho OWLS
OF procraAtination. But it is Unnecessary to say
moro concerning tho ladiea. Thor works Hhntl
prniso them, and tho ee,blcH they serve will be
eloquent in commanding them. 1t is truo they
are lttlo removed from tho business cei1tge,
but then TINT gives the b,,sinesu mon I'LL apper-
tunity to pei sumo exercise as we'll as so,no
lunch-all without extra charge.
, 1874-10-13
SUBURBAN NEWS.

Tho Doartl Of Education mot Saturday evon-
ing President Ruseel] iii tho chair.
Inspector Dinford reported that thuro were II
children who would be accommodated by opening
tho South Shore School, the building for which,
near tho Water-W Works, waB oroctcd last ycar, 1t
WIS resolved to open tho school at once, and
Hiss Maria A. Fair waa appointed teacher.
Bills for suppiies amounting to S557.2l, were
audited and ordered paid.
Inspector Johu Russell reported that the
Cornell achool building wne nearly conplctcd
according to tho contract Of Doatty 4 Barker.
Tho total cost was a14,DC5.7A, of which 50. 500
had been paid, leaving 81, n duo.
It was ordered TINT g ,425 be paid On account
OF their balance. Tho Special Committee waa
authorized to accopt tho building, II sAtisfacto-
RI, and to mako preparations ior opening tho
Behool Monday wook.
The purchaae Of WobRtar's unabridged for all
tho schools. and Chambers Encyclopedia for tho
High School. WIS., ordered.
Inspector Cudmoro was made q committee on
tho Shore School.
It was moved and carried that tho Building
Cousnittoo attend to the removal Of tho l3rook-
limo school building to the South Park lot at
once. aud that Air. John ltuascll prepare plans
for ita Improvement. Tho Board tlon nd
journed.
Inc only mattor OF political lntoress IN tho
town at present II tio selection Or cnnd.dates
Tor County Comnlssloner' to succeed alr. Bogno.
1here ~ colssiderab'e caflva6s!hE but no eSceA-
siyo interest manifest, Ro fnr Lilo names mem
t'ol1eu ara tlioso OF q. q. hitc. OF nluo Island,
nud alr; Beach, or honslugton. In tile 1sopublic-
gu rahRa. hna Iheouore tunthor, OF Nlno
1slai1d, anu Iiomas Doyle, OF South Chicago,
1t is promised that the now depot, whicI, is
esrec'allS cosy anu neat WILL 6e opened to tho
public to-day. II us, thing lous hoped for
will hare como to pms. aud those waiting for
trans VII Do properly slaa.
fiood's BALI IN tue new brick block jnas west
OF tue nopot, Is FoeelYshE the tnlHsi'ng touches.
anu Will 10 astfaetiVesy httcd up.
me yonl'g l,eopio aro Anticipating revival Of
soc'al Rathesinea IN re aaneng- -clasSes which
~. Boarniqno IS sa1d TO 90 forming, and Which,
j; no is suceeaafn1' WILL doubtless grow into
, 1874-10-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW ROAD,

Mr.. T. E. l1inckloy, lrosidant Of tho Chicago
& low. Railroad, has proposed to tle pooplo Of
Rockrord ILL.,. to build branch limo from tlis
road at ltocl.slio norshwarl to Rockford about
rs miles, provided tAoy will tako 1trst mortgage
bonds Oh tho now l!uo 10 the u1noslnt OF $780,
Un0. 1Ie will ngree to have tho road tunc by
Jan i, nntl llo buuH are not to bc paid for ll,,-
til tho road il finished. Illo Chnaso It lava
Company viii gly0 TO tlleEa brailch honda n
trtllc guarantee tn the amount OF u per cont OF
lty gross oay,ugs OH bllsineAa to aud iron, tho
hsai,c,., The proposal will be acted OIL this
woek.
HALFWAY EAHS1Saa.
Tho carvings Of tho UMion Pacific Ralinoad for
Aug1ht woro.
Ea,s,ings. 049,4 4f.at ss17,27ae9
E1pet,nrs s,..,............. H7,s:.:s3 aM,3t7.35
Ect oarnugs. ,......+..f 6tA.aG3.43 sA3e. la0.!ja
1llu report for 1874 illcllldoa about 9l00.00D
paid by tho Central Pacific COMPANY ~ II rot'tal
Tor 8 lnlos OF roaa. Fa: tho eight months
on,linE Aug. VI tho report ta NJ foliown:
137a. 1a7a
ElrA!nA. 1al.9l S9,e97 la7 III
liVeEReh ....,,......,. s,l7pto1.H 1,lpl.9@1l
Net eArnInga. .......Sl, ,33G, ls5.49 $3.loo Qt37a
Tho csponsos were 4U.l0 por eaut Of earnings
, 1874-10-13

~ -+--N-- --%1- -.-..-.-
l1Dit sAf.s-5t CfLU1CE FARMS. CONTAINING
TO- Io9 aotcs toi.,e Mills Esq., q kaq:takcu offers
ft tnlg lth VOL farms and lHa n KAkakeo anu
lro1n"s !ues At mi nesr II. yillases u Ghetaiieo
mile, firm. C,ieaao hud which VIII bu sul Ii tarlnn ua
tracs of y acres al nt"r tn smit rurossers Ia,
is .,'a0 tssi5eS %i;l tass SY.li, yalas
n'aEs aa!ltu4s L4ilulL allLK, CEoba,,sc. itonuu!s
Cunnts, Ill.
VII Mth - II. stns ii 1s ue w
under clisnion; nt'stly sct III tnnthy: has nrulc.
fruit; snI,stnnt.l s-nnn frame haAse with INN !at:o
tpriis; cvinardio,s barns. rlotls. uris etc. Is we'll
ndapts isr os 9ty H,yp.ssa I'M b. c1;
Doarburn.Rt.
lion sALE-Oil. TRADE ron AiHN0liANnI
II 4uacses ntusp land In Fulton uuunty, LII. AlIrpss
a IS. Irilano o!iiCp.
TOR SAtE:-oR ExCHANGE-A. OiIOIUE VIiil:-
sasa u u1i1ns T. 'r'n a:!tky nt ~ dd'o J, as lf;lau
W Il saS % soHa n,1a sat'o"s 1a 1T" Esi! eo
Iiio petfgut. M.Wiltppi.N. lM lyashlnatO,..st.
, 1874-10-13

'"~s%""1@@%' . ->~>@o~~-~>
EuDl11;anTcrs. CAot'ltB. ItH.
I3tANTEf- a titlt}jf ND.tI;AttAK STATESMAN IN
STAN'TED,, ,.AA T.ftS MEN--FlfE OR Six GOOD
~ ino'., tsnso Wit nnast4anA hanahi1 n4t!f 1!rt
E5no'rsh Arnly Or, ndtirsss j. II. WlSGll:I,L. III
W. "mn".'fn'M. s1,.''.s '.oahi I. ,..,1
w thHFiD-l5UGkE!sIt AND HhLGHS1AN.-
~ ono shst caY luan hla onotospc 500 or 9h4' With
Wow sress g. Tnano sTf% Ieo, 1o''''"e0' fo' '''
- ..ee @.ee-.----~-------.------
Trnroa
11TANTf,1, AN rrv 1,5p1h;N1,rr AVN nm . nrrrAr
" la II vit ~ KalyaasinT W;.rks and to sapsrnoh
fafIo to tolthlR erAl SALARY will ho pntC And
A. lntaress IN ths 'sinosa Addscsa tok DnWar lai,
VASrED - ij9jf5D 1iII,pHN1'i;i,T An VIEW NEW
y. fe'','' o'''e"a' tEmuoth, Ind. rcaaS pay.
w AfTltp.~A MACll1NlAr A Il L9]1 lt.1E iHj,AND.
1.11,t,,s a,,,,,
w viii ,l s:ray rnj.v,,ens to ~ intG ts oa,tntry
VI. anil Wabarli-ay. '" ""'' o''"s' 1N'"''
, 1874-10-13

Hotnin.
rOOD ROOMS, WITH HOARD, AT THE CITY
VI lluel, Stxtuouil aud Statc-atE fru 81
$Iu lL1r W0ek.
, 1874-10-13

En1nlovn1nnr A,rcNc1c4.
WAETEn-yliIs pay u 81 MGo9n woon;nlaop,,
Sanl Wa.cr-ot.. Eupln II,
INANTi!p- i'm KAfIftOND "A H[iiEiiN FOR TLI.f-
nol5. tse tAse ~ eaaln!n4rs, ~ te-eI,a,nss4. and
70 teams. CHRISTIAN BlHG, South CnrE.st,,
NDulu l. 80 ~ f'
, 1874-10-13
RIAL ESTATE WANTED,

RIAL ESTATE WANTED.
~ AHTFI,--FnUM OWNEil9, Ia1pKuvEp CRY
" l5Gp'Ff Sss g 3Hs WV pay Sash b anh lllt,
Elhok.
Ai iANr!1D-AEDUT sac0, og0 WORTH OF BuSI-
~ nras nr asr trnrcrty. ant wi! ps%hat with other
}lf AErED-lIuUsE AND LOT OF vAUHNT LOT,
On f'oa'ia AAu sat ot stato mil North Ut lh!ry:
cxussss wnHon, aut hnrnoss. Address Il u. Tribune
attIGa.
AtASTED--I HOUSE ONE OF TILE AVENUES.
" hstwteM fwnnts s.kterd ttsA 1nitty thirst .stq tp
eeu5t"'aev; 1illpay $6.tn cash. WM. GAtsahTr, lei
N}AHTED-W1TfllNT THE CITY LIalI1E--'rO rtis-
~ clnso nnt lnto than acres Ind mt less linn sak
l ie't nes:Ablo e gtsoat ~ ssa cals tnf nut tto
II II *!5sE. I'll which n oypea inlediitSiy ~,
4; y nSsnt !:oa;fnM AA5sesi e Tsil,au .ih!.
, 1874-10-13

NORTH SIDE -FKIsNCii LEARNED HY pRAC'
~ t!cth fas,ily uf fuar ur loss lind pIoauA,,
whore Fsonch be lnar'tnd. F:onch teaepr ~
Fsaneh aoryauta bc. IN thu family Address II d, 1rt
ullp uticp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-07-15
SAD "REMINISCENCES.
HoPelessness of Hydrophobfa-Numer ous
SuggestiOns-NO Remedies-The Dogs
Still Terrible and Triumphant.

Hopelessness of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT us
Suggestions-NO Remedies-The Dogs
Still Terrible and Triumphant.
The horror OF sudden, unexpected death Is be.
yond all measure intensified by the dread, long
continued doubt, the final hdeous agony, the utter
abandonment of all hope that exist in connection
with the simple fact OF incubation from canine
rabies Hardly single grown person. not coun-
try village, not city ward, but possesses repre-
sentative story to give In Illustration OF this ap-
palling scou. ge. Narrow, miraculous escapes,
the bare recollection OF which creates
shudder; the agonzed contortions Of strong
men cut down in their prime, the smothering Of
beloved little ones to put merciiul end to their
inaleviable torments. The correspondence ad-
dressed to the HERALD on this subject displays
the manifest unquiet hereon In all quarters Many
suggestions, both Tor prevention and cure. are
offered. In most, little 10 remarkable beyond
complaint against the inefiiciency of measures
adapted for the destruction of stray dogs,
fused divergence OF medical opinion on
hydrophobia, Its cure and causes. Our
p present. pound is removed from many
quarters, q pound should be established in each
ward, the police taking charge Of 1t and paving
street. This has been fOrestaed BY the late
amendment Of the Dog law, already published In
the HERALD. In 1t authority Is given by the city
government to the Mayor to appoint two persons
In each ward to seize and capture all dogs run.
ming at large, these persons TO be protected ana
assisted by the police.
Numerous other suggestions are offered, all OF
which 90 to show the intense interest that has
been excited among all classes with reference to
this cause OF general alarm. The murder OF stray
ours still righteously goes on, as will be seen by
the following recOrd:-
A mad dog was shot yesterday afternoon by
Officer Harvey, OF the Twelfth precinct at l22d
street and second avenue
Oficer McVay, OF the Eighteenth precinct, shot
mad dog Yesterday morning at NO. 23I East
Twenty-siXth street.
John small, OF No. 80 Suffolk street. was bitten
by . dog yesterday while passing through Thomp-
son street. The dog was killed by Officer Mullin,
OF the Eighth preulnct
A mad dog was shot at seven O'Clock last night,
on the second noor OF No. So Park place. by Officer
Floyd, OF the Third precinct
Ofrcer Bird of the Third precinct, shot mad
dog last night at No. Barclay street.