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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-10
CITY ITEM s.

gE-Lifs has teiD Charms for the Dyspeptic, which
IL not to be wondered AZ when we take into account
The amount OF bodily and mental suffering that this
distressing malady generates. he Peruvian syrup
"a protoXde Of from has cured thousands who were
suffering from this disease.
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Snardina.

BOARDING FOR GENTLEMEN AND
II ladies, pleasant rooms A'so, table boarders
rBn he accommodated at
apr2-f NO. 7ei MARKET STREET.
BOARDING FOR GENTLEMEN AND
II ladies' with desirable rooms ut
mar3l-im NO. 80, SHIpLEY STREET.
ROAiiDING FOR GENTLEMEN
ID Apply janYif sl2 KING.
u % A Il ING WITH DESIRABLE
IL rooms at jyT-tf snl WEST 80.
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CITY YITEMs.

~ Sre,is. Garden seeds, all Kinds, fr sh stock
Bowman 5, 2nd anu King streets. mar23 u
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egTHE GRATIFYING SUCCESS MET
WITHIN TIE PAST, BOTH IN THE
SALE AND WEAR OF THESE GOODS,
WARRANTS THEN IN AGAIN CALL
ING THE SPECIAL ATTENTION OF
CONSUMERS TO THE ELEGANT DIS
PLAY THEY NOW EXHIBIT, TT BEING
THE LARGEST THEY HAVE EVER
SHOWN.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-10
NEW STORE. NEW GOODS

TABLE LINENS AND NAPKINS.-A
l. complete assortment of Barnsley Irish an
dernan Table Linens and Napkins direct from thr
importers among which will he found new unt
elegant patterns.
W. b. SHARP
Fourth and Market Strseta
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NOTlCE-WE, VIM. H. THOMPSON
and Jos. N Locke in compliance with the re-
aalr,t tilents OF the Act of Assembly in such ease
made and provided hereby give notice that we shall
upplV III wrlthg To The Court o. General Session of
the Peace and JAN Dev ry, of the State OF bella
ware, III AMI for the county Of New Castle urOn
Welntsdag, the ten j day Of Nav, next, A Ii. it75,
nelng 10; nrst day ui the next May term of said
Court, Tor license 10 Keep an Inn or Tavern at the
houst or building known AS the philaheph a. v il
hinston " Baltimore Depot or Railroad station H.
tween French and Walnut Streets in the Second
ward OF the ity Of Wilmington New Castle comfy.
nchWare, hh,' 10 sell inioNlca ing liquors in less
uuhhllts thl one quart To be drunk ON the prem
Is, \, AMI the 10 low ing frerhoderI r,rn,un,uu u,i
application, TO wit: ''
Jant hrhiy, Henry Rcnle.
John Parker Sumur " shultz
N'naru w , 5o,ti, Charles II. Sparks,
.. r. bush, Michael Kenny,
huhi T. mhrr, Wm ii. BeCkley
1to. . Mc'aH Thomas Il. Laly
JOhn , Mealey, VIM II. Christy,
Jacob Scheller, Charles WryI
H. II Taylor j H. Brown
v Hhll Lawrence, William l. lca,
Joseph stOcckc, A. III ger
T. q. lletze Vim. flare
Nich9'As Jenny, Joseph Bradford
MM. II. THOMPSON,
Jos. N. LOCKE.
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The Temperature, To-day.
Ann Eliza Young

AS REGISTERED AT THE COMMERCIAL oRFIoE
Ats A. NJ, 81 Atl 7. NJ, Gt
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IirfnSr applications.

NOTICE. HEREBY GIVE N ice
~ that shall apply IN WRIT x 10 the Court oi
General SESSIONS of the Peace anu jail DE yery OF
the state of Delaware. In and for the Ouuty ot New
aste. upon Monday the 10 h dl OF May next, A.
d. 1sl5 being the first day OF The next May Term of
the said urt, Tor n license To Keep ur Inn or ,av
ern called the star Hotel, IN SchoIl lstrci No H.
In the town OF New Castle, New Castle Hundred
Delaware, and to sell Intoxicating liquors in less
quantities than one qnait to he drums on the prem
ists aud the following freehuldcrs recommend the
snid application, to wit:
George GRAY, r. l. ckl,r.
j. Frederick, John Y. Blouut
James Wi mot. A.. Nowland,
l.. NJ. Chase, W, II. Jefferson,
James NJ. Mi,e, GIles Ian bsOn,
Thomas Early, John j. Black,
aprlO,3i' SARAH SlIEARER.
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for Sale.

NOR SALE-SEVERAL GOOD DRAFT
IL horses also some driving horses at reasonable
price.
apiq-2t- 405 range Streets
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NOTICF.-I JOHN McHUGH, IN
IN compliance with the requirements of the act
OF Assembly in such case made aud provided here
by give notice that shall apply In writing to the
Court OF Gen fa Sessions of tile Peace and jail De-
hvefy OF the State of Delaware In and for the cOun-
ty OF few Castle, upon Monday the 10Th day OF May
Term OF the said Court for License to keep an Inn
or Tavern NJ i2J Church st II being the S. #. cor
OF STU auh CHURCH sts., in the Sixth Ward of the
Clty OF wilmington, New Castle county, Delaware
aud to II intoxicating liquors In less quantities
thnn one quart TO be drunk on the premises, and the
lolIowlhg Ireeho ders rerolnmcnl sad application
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-10

NOTICE-I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
IN that shall apply IN writing to the court of
General Sess ons Of the Peuce and jan Delivery of
the state of peawlre, In and for The County o New
castle, upon Mon ay the 10Th day of May n Xt, a.
~ SO hei the first 'lay OF the next May Tenn OF
the said Court, for license TO Keep AN Inn or rav-
ern called lhf Deer Park II t- III district No 80
White Gay creek Hundred, in the town ui Newark,
Delaware ana 10 sell Intoxicating liquors Ia less
4uan tits than one quart TO he trlrnk the prem
ises aud The following frerlO lcrs II commend Inc
snil app cation. to wit:
,lOhn a. Ike nolis Jr, licharl Parkinson,
BtnJan in aux, Frank iiliih,
Roger Co bit Nathan Sanders.
a. j. lIllcy, james II. Armstrong,
VIM. p Walton, TheO f. Armstrong,
). H. thohtr, Henry B. Cor,ney
apt'3t join Il. LEWlS.
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/ ,AEGE PUBLIC SALE.OF
SHGRT HORN AND GRADED CATTLE.

r, Tne subscriber having purchased In fI7yyF
COWS, l'ei'erS AID oxen, will sell at public 49,
sale al his residence at TESTERS COkNEW, Otr
inlle from HI ksood Station, on the ID awar, hal
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IN that shall apply In writing TO the Court of
General sessions OF the Peace ami JAN Del very OF
,'astle, upon Monday the 10Th day of MAY next A. d.
lsI beng the first day OF the next MAY Term OF the
sa Il court, Tor license IN keep an Inn or Tavern
called tine Rising sun Hotel IN the School dstre's
Nts ~ ana 10 t'lrlstiana Hundred Delaware and
10 sen Intoxicating liquors In less quantities than
one quart 70 Ie drunk on the prelnsrs AMI M t-
."M, M,hR HecnDiueis recommend tlo sad appcaii ~
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I)UBLIC FALL

II. NJ. oaLg, auct'r
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noyatf
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THERE ARE SEVERAL MAKES OF GOLD EDGE
SILKS,
BuT THE GOODS SOLD Bf US HAVE PROVED
40 Re SUPERIOR no ANY IN THE MARKET.
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fR EKlhN FELL
apis-l2t Falkland.
EOR RENT.-ilOuSE NO. lO6 MAR
L X er street, very low. Apply To
j. W. CANARY
hlrl-tf aug Market 81.
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NOTICE-I SAMUEL MOORE, IN
IN compliance with the requirements OF The act
Of Assembly In such case mate and provided, he
by give notice that shall Apply in writing to the
court OF General Sessi of the Peace AMI Jail De
livery OF the State OF Delaware Ia and for The coun-
~ OF New Castle, upon Monday, the l0th day OF Mny
next, ID iSi5 being the lrst day Of the NJ vt May
Term of the said Court for License to kei u an Inn
or Tavern at No. g22 Il. II street, II being the \ E
cor of .tl and Railroad, IN the -ixih Waid OF the
city of Wilmington. New Castle cOnnty Deli-
ware aud 10 sell IN oxir ing liquors IN less quant-
ties ttan one qnirt To he drunk IN the PREMISES
and the following freehold 'rs r. cnm II said ap-
plita' ion, To Wit:
Thomas loganS 1hos Mcp nall,
Wm. II. White, John Hamilton.
Henry II. Brown, William u. DAVIS,
Ills james DAVIS,
Peter Perry Edward Fenion.
mark Thomas Stewart,
Witness, John Coyle, j X. Il. Montgomery,
John Doherty, Wln. u. l,aylis
Gideon q. Moore, William E. Steele
his j I'm Mlllikin,
PntIiGk X Bonner, Joseph McKowen
mark John Ntzhugh,
Witness John COyle his
John McBr tie, Joseph Butler
Joseph Stewart, mark
James Barry. witness, John CoJle
Frederick Wuhl,
aprl0-3t' SAMUEL NJ 'ORE
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-22

MoRTUARV RE7oRT.-The following Is the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, Septem Der Is, 1875, compiled from sex
Board of Health Cause Of Death Cholera.
inisntum. 4; choIers.morbus, l; congestion
OF brain. l consumption (white). l !; convul-
sions Gnfantiie). i; Group, diarrhGl (acute),
l; dropsy, / dysentery (acute), l; fever (ty.
phoid). 2; gastritis, L; hydrothorax, l ; iI-
fantile lockjaw, l ischuria reuals. 1; ma
rasmus, 9; necrosis, l ; old age, / !; paralysis,
/ poisoned by concentrated iye, /; prema-
ture birth, /; scrofula, ! teething, l. Whole
number of deaths in the city exclusive OF
stili.births, q. Scr hales, Is females, IA.
Color: bite males, :; white females, 7;
coored males, 6; colored females, Z. Age :
One day to thirty, colored; one mouth to
six, white six months to twelve, 8
white, colorel-total, G; one year to three,
white, b colored-total. 7 five years to ten,
white twenty years to thirty, l colored
thirty years to forty, white, / colored-totaI.
9; fifty years TO sixty, 3 white sixty years
TO seventy, white seventy years to eighty,
1white eighty years to ninety, colored ;
unknown. white, l colored--total, 2. Con
dition: Single, white, 10 colored-total,
II; married, 8 white, l colored-total, 4
widowers, 1 white; widows, white, l CO.
lored-totaI, 4 unknown, colored. Ma
iicity: United States, "a; Ireland, l; Scot.
land, /; unknown, l. Locality: City al
large, / Marshall Ward,2 Jefferson Ward
I; Madison Ward, 8; Monroe Ward, g.; Clay
Ward. /; Jackson Ward, 8; almshouse, 3
By uhons Certified: Regular practitioners
26; Coroner, /.
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A House OF TUMULT AND DIsoRpER.-Gid-
con Morris, Mrs. Annie Jordan, and I. j.
ChiIdress were before the Police Justice yes.
terday morning charged with keeping dis
orderly house in Rockets old-6eld. The &C.
cusation against Mr.. Childress was dismissed
after examination. AS for Mr.. Morris, though
his house was certainly disorderly, 1t up
peared from the evidence that be was more
sinned against than SHINING. Tobias Eacbo
and Mrs. Jordan had established themselves
in one OF Morris's houses adjoining, and
ruled everybody around with a high hand.
Indeed, they put Morris in terror OF his life,
did pretty much as they liked on bis premi-
seq, and rendered him unable to control bis
own household affairs. Mr.. Morris offered
to move away from the city, and his Of
fer was accepted, and ten days sllotted
him wherein TO do so, otherwise bis case
will be presented to the grand jury. The
testimony justifying it, the Police Justice at
once issued his warrant against Eacho and
Mrs. Jordln for violating the seventh COM
maudment. The warrant was served on
Mrs. Jordan at once. An officer was sent
| forth to search for Eacbo. The case was
continued until this morning, and Mrs. Jor.
| dan, being unable to give bail, was sent to
Jail. At one time kind.hearted gentleman
| did 20 her bail, but as she was departing
| from the presence of the Court she uttered
some angry words, which led TO the beile1
| that she was going TO have new fuss Wltt
| Morris, and her boudsman at once surren
| dered her into the custody of the Court.
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THE THEATRE.-Osher attractions in the
city no doubt kept away many persons from
the Theatre last night, but still there was
paying audience, and the play went of
very accep,ably. Tempted Astray, new
and enticing society play in three acts, va:
repeated, and Little Miss Fay" won fol
herself fresh laurels. She is charming lit
tie creature. and has before her a brilliant fu'
ture. Her vitality and sprightness remind
one of Mrs. Oates, and by the tiBe she is rs
old as that fascinating little woman no place
of amusement in Richmond can hold the au'
dience that will greet her when she visits
this city. -,
The drama presented last night was worth
seeing. 1t was creditablY rendered, and the
evening was thereby made very enjoyable
But Miss Fay is not entitled to all OF the
honors. Miss Alice Vane aud Mr.. John Ten
pIeton, as we'll as the rest Of the company
came In for large share Of the applause
which was so Justly bestowed.
The after-piece-Lit,leB BonaDza-a newly
constructed comedy in one act, was heartily
enjoyed by oil present. Fay Templeton ap'
peared in various disguises, songs, aud med.
ieys. and succeeded in making every body feel
sorry when the curtain fell at the close OF the
evenings entertainment. .f
On Friday night Miss Fay takes her bene
fit, and on Saturday afternoon at o'cloch
there will be grand matinee.
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ax RpoAD STRRET.-About half-past
- Yesterday morning young man, in
,a., nm Broad street. discovered smoke
F,niog from William ?. w. Tsylor's shoe
.,u,,rd on The southwest corner OF
! .n,,h .ud Broad streets. lie notlned 'he
,,.,n,u At the Third.ssreet engine bouse, anu
90, harm from Station D brought out the De-
'l-.mrn, The frcmen found the store
'."nr.I, fastened in every way, and bad great
rE.,,I,y N getting iu. When they did,
,-,rnL,. wa> so deuse that it was imp0ssi'
,1.,n DO ANYTHING until the rear windows
,,.-. broken, creating draught which soon
G.,y, out The smoke and permitted the
,".r n eytipguish the fumes with plug.
..rram The fire was about the centre Oh the
,.,,,., ON the east side, ut the end OF tae
S,,lyjnr and counter, and 1t point where
=, addition WAS made 10 the store some
vars syo, and 10 the casing around 90 oltnd
-olunD," The ire was evidently very well
m,usced, for al the apparent damage TO the
~,od, and .lcyc seems TO have been done by
ire ycyy lit,ie water being used. lmmeal-
,r,Iy around the tire the shoes on the shelves
w,r, burned. or 50 badly cbarred that they
c,n never De used. Nearer the front door
The stock Wa> scoIcue'i' au'i lne '"'n 0AU.'
hanging cut of the boxes warped by the
heat, The whole OF the stock vas more or
I.,, il ilrtd hy The smoke and beat, but that
which wa, in The drawers on the opposite
sd. Of ,!r store and under the tire-line was
ti!, slightly damaged. The paint through
ont The entire length of the store was blis-
tered. smoked, and >corched.
Mr.. Taylor states that he left the store, aS
usual, Abou, O'Clock Monday night, and
,p.n there vas no fire in the building. The
ur,rr portion was uuoccupied. The rear
bindings were occupied by coIored persons.
IT,, loss hss not yet been decided. Insured
for = 800 on general stock and 800 on fur
,urc and fixtures in the Maryland Insurance
Company, OF Baltimore; Montague y Co., OF
lui, city, agents.
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? a CuAncE poa Coon .sRors .RaLoNa1Na

A CHAscE FOR Coop sHoFs sBaLoNaINa
TO MILITARY COMPANIES = Governor hem.
per has received the following letter FROM the
President of the National Rifle Association !:
The National Rifle association, Office 20
Nassau street, Ne,o York. September a.,
1875.-Your ExceiIency, The Executive
Committee of this Association have the hon.
or of addressing to youa eirculsr.letter, dated
July Both, Inviting you to send a team
of twelve men to represent the uniformed
militia of your State at the fall meeting Of
this Association, and to compete for the
prizes offered In the Interstate Match. =. T.
Should you fiud it possible to give favor
able response to this, nyitatiou-whfch we
earnestly hope you may-every facility at
our command shall be rendered your repre-
seDtatives to make their visit pleasant and
agreeable. To such as desire TO encamp
upon The rsnge.grounds The Association will
furnish tents without charge. a good res
taurant has been established upon the
grounds, and visitors can be there supplied
at moderate rates. 1t is expected that a
large number of States and Territories will
be represented at this first Interstate Match,
and thus prepare themselves for a grand con.
test In the Centennial year, when 1t is be-.
lieved all from Maine TO TeKas and Caliior.
mia will take part. ..
The Adjutant. General Of your State has
been furnished copy of our programme,
and the enclosed regulations will show the
system adopted to insure correct manage
ment of the meeting. and to insure entire
satisfaction 10 competitors. ---------------
Hoping ts receive an early and favorable
response, am, sir, very respectfully, yours,
ALEX. SHA-EE, President n. R. A.
To BIS E1cellency Bon. J. L. Gemper, Gov
ernor Of Virginia.
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The CONCERT AT ASSEMBLY HALL.-The
concert 10 be given at Assembly ? Hall on
Thursday evening, 30th Instant, By the Sc
cond Baptist Church quartette, assisted by
MIR. Henry C. Barnabee, the splendid Dasso
aud humorist, of Boston, Mass. promises to
be in every respect q most enjoy yable affair.
The selections by the choir are sll new and
pleasing, and Mr.. Barnabee (who is visiting
Oar city for the pleasure Of meeting his bro
ther Knights Templsr) Is simply immense.
It was kind thing In Dm to aid this merito-
rious choir In their concert, and the comof
nation will no doubt be greeted BY an over
hnpyinD hnnee. " EE'. ,
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nRovSsr IL THE DoCE.-A negro man
named John GRAY, band belonging to
Jargc wing in the dock opposite the Libby
pli>on. wmlvcXccrdlngly Intoxicated, yester-
DIV morning about II! O'Clock fell over.
bo4id Tie sunk, but.was rescued in few
moments and taken on shore and rolled by
>lmIuthizlng spectators, hut vitality was
lot restored. The deceased appeared to be
about twcn,y-ciaht years Of aye. He was
df,->cd 10 the clothes OF an ordinary Ia borer.
THE hyaIth.ambulauce was summoned under
The impression that there was life in The
hndy, and arrived in fourteen minutes, but
lrtt after seeing that the case was one for the
coroner
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AUCrIOs SALES THIs DAY.

GRURBs & WILLIAMS. s P. H., trustees sale Of
building lots On the east side OF Pine street be"
tween Main and Cary, -@s.s p. ..s
W. GODDIN. P. n, lot on the north side OF
Moore street near Brook avenue, Win npe
ii spriag or water thereon.
COOK & &.LAUGHToN, 10 A. NJ, at residence No.
400 Leigh street. corner OF Fourth, general
assortment OF house hold furniture.
j. r. HOCKADAY, IL NJ, peaches, potatoes,
onions. q lot OF broons, DC. ""
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mander of the Second brigade Of Jackson't,
division in the long aank-march around
Pope, aud the three days hard 6ghting a,
second Manassas. You survivors we'll Know
how, for two long days, we stood at bay from
sun 10 sun, with our backs to the Blue
Ridge and our faces to Pope's whole army
and when ut sundoun TIE battlr.flgs oil
Hood and Longstreet cleaned through the
dusk how we charged the foe. ] tell you,
friends. we can do the same thing again. We
can stand backed by the mountains of truth
and duty, and on the eve Of November next
we will see The battle-9ags OF The whole Con.
servative party Of Virginia advancing to our
assistance to triumph and TO victory. zap.
plause.l s
COLONEL ". 8. GILLIAN
having been called for by the crowd
promptly came forward and returned thanks
In short speech, which was we'll received
and literally applauded. he referred to the
good already accomplished in this State by the
Conservative party, and declared that Its or.
ganizalion must be preserved. He looked
hopefully to the coming great uatiousl contest,
and believed that Virginia would play no an.
importsnt part In t,but 10 do 80 we must main
| tain Ia all its strength and unity the party
organization which has been her salvation
since the war, and on which her whole fu'
| ture depends. On recent visit to the North
be had met men Of large Information and in'
! fuence, from whom be bad heard words ol
encouragement-predictions OF the achieve
ment OF constitutional independence, and
the ending OF sectional strife, ,snd the coming
Of the time when the men Of the North and
South alike should swear renewed allegiance
| to the doctrines OF onr forefathers. Should
| 1t, then, be said that in the glorious fight tc
| be fought and won RicbmoDd-banner regi
ment of the grand Virginia division-shouid
| fail TO do its part by reason OF division in i'd
ranks. He could not believe it. He coul6
not think that the good Of the Com
mon " eaIth would be sacrificed in 6
quibble about personal feelings. Be
fore the nominations the candidates
were merely members Of the party: after tht
nominations they personiied the party, ano
| should have the support Of every true man
He recalled the words Of D. Jennings Wise
in giving bis adherence to Governor
Letcher-"I / oppose the aspirant,' ] suppor
| the nominee "-and declared that that sentl
| ment should animate every Conservative
who had not been able to get the men OF hi
| first choice on the ticket.
After referring somewhat to the duties 0
legislator, how they could best be dis
charged, and speaking Of Legislatures pas
and present, Colonel Gilman concluded II
| words that brought him hearty cheer.
General Johnson then invited his fricnd
| into his house, and they were there most hos
pitably entertained for an hour or more.
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Trial OF Nutineers.

BosToN, September 21.-The trial OF
George Miller, John 6iew, and William
Smith, for mutiny and murder on the scboo.
ner jefferson Borden, commenced to-day 10
the United States Circlit Court. A jury was
emnanuelled. The trial will probably last
four days. A motion was made to quash the
indictment. s. -..--...-. 20 isr.., RI
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Terrible Tragedy.

NEW YORK. September 2l.-Professor
james Garland, q musician OF New Bruns'
wick, N. j., aged fifty years, With wife .
few years younger, to whom ne bad been
married twenty years, from insane Jealousy
shot his'wlfe twice In sbe head In the pre-
sence of his daughter, then shot himself, cut
his throat, and crushed his bead WITH ham,
mer. The wife may recover.
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yEGETENE.
X IDNEY COMPLAINT.

: Probably there Is no complaint that afaicts tine
hum an system which Ia 50 little understood at the
present time as some OF the varied forms Of kid
ney complaints.
There is NO dfsease which CAUSES such acute pain
or more aiarminR In Its suits than when the kid
neys fail to secree from the blood the uric acid and
other poisonous substances which the blood accu-
mulates In It's circulation through the system.
II from any CAUSE the kidneys TAIL 10 perform the
functions deyolylpg upon them the cumulatioI are
taken mp BY the ahsorbents and the whole system
thrown Into state OF disease, causing great pain
and suffering. and very often immediate death.
Hence The importance OF keeping the kidneys and
blood In healthy condition, through which all the
impurities Of the body must pass.
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Weather Report.

u WAH1NGToN, September 2l.-For she
Middle and South Atlantic States cooler ana
clear or fair weather, with northeast 70
northwest winds. and rising barometer.
For the Gulf States, Tennessee, aud OHIO
Valley, partly cloudy weather, and low put
slowly-rsing temperature, With rising iol.
lowed by falling barometer, nor.heriy Wlnos
shifting 10 easterly and southerly, and light
rains 10 the Southwest. e.sr