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RIVER NEWS.


The marks at the wharf '",' ~ ''''
Indicated five feet eight ihcheS III '"c
channel.
The Mallie Ragon departed Tor Park
crsburSh ut the usual hour o"'"'u"S
morning.
The Hudson left for Cincinnati al
o'clock Saturday afternoon.
c., y.,,. rn,,, Iror.or FIR
Inc 2"'' "','!' ,'''''
Pittsburgh, passed up saturday evening
The ]. ). Rhodes and barges passed
i ~, SATURDAY. .fierpoon. without land.
w. -
ing.
The Ilornbrook and o"Fg'S swung '"U'
the Oakland, which is bIockading the
ohorroI at tbe "Si.ters " Yesterday morn
''''''' - ,oo,. .orious domoge
ihS' o"' III" NV ,'' p.
Quite number oil Io"o"a'S Will
cmpty barges. have pass up since Satur-
dny' ..c..p:...
The Ashland IRON C'hclhi'"'' ''' l U.s.
burcb. passed up yesterday.
Tho Science is the Parkcrsburg packet
AZ. Observation-Disclosures
'".. NO. H., Coon, Cincinnati this
Inc Ahues j. u"' - ''''
afternoon.
We clip the following items from the
Pittsburgh Ciromcic:
We learn that letter has been re-
oo;roJ nv Captain John f. Drava from
CnIonel William +. Merrill, in which he
GcrIincs to make any changes in the To-
cation of the dam at Marietta Island
Whether or not any '"" anSe IL so ,nc
ton Gi tI' u"'n' .ba, INN ;H,oeJiateiy ~
should be d'"t' "'.Ii .,'"' ''''''''''''''
deepen the water '"'''' O..
Mr.. Campbell Sweeney, OF WheG,ing'
ha, made a contract with Mr.. j. , frih-
gle to build the hull OF ne" :terhIwn EEL
steamer. Inc new steamer Is 10 ye &c, 80
feet long thlrtyIiouT iee' oIa'l; , anu lou,
ana h"i lee. utp1" a. R ROW by
%''' - Aubrey Il Son. The boilers
I'M Io made in Cincinnati. and the en-
WIZ ~ n WbaeI;na, The hull is to be
reodv about the drst of September
IBy Telegraph
c.,...,,.,.,r, JrIv II River l. feet
- 80; 49, Wootbcr crou6y and warm.
d. pn-.ad jGwrLKanswba 80. > and
bar.es NiddIeport. st. Louis.
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NnluHhIn i.Aincncn.

The following unsolicited t.>g.wuul a.
from Rev. q. 4. Walker, ID. D., iunu.,,
pastor uf Euwduin square Church., 5000. p.
present settled IN Providence, Il. J., lua-
br esteemed ~ reliable evidence.
No one should tail to observe that o..
testimonial i the result Of two years %
pcrlrncc with the use of Nrgrtlur lu o..
Rev. Mr.. Walkers family. whu now I,'n
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BIGGER than tunnelins the creek
through the hill. to secure the great
bargains in dry goods and carpets IN the
closing sale of }. W. EHREL'
Corner Main and 10Th streets.
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The BANKERS CoNyENTIoN.-A let
ter, signed by the chairman and sccrc-
tarv OF the committee of arrangements,
has been addressed to the bankers and
bank officials of every STATEN the Union,
inviting their attendance ut the Conven-
ton which is t. be held ut Saratoga
Springs, on the 10Th of the present
month. The committee has decided that
all questions Of apolitical or sectional
significance shall bc carefully avoided in
the convention, and that the meeting
shall he for business and social purposes
only, the object being to bring bank
officers and bankers into close relations,
with a view to the advancement and per-
lection Of mutual interests. The COM
mittcc recommend that every bank send
representatives and express the hope
that out OF this meeting, and such others
as will naturally follow, will grow re-
suits of Il business and social character of
importance TO nil,
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The COOL pleasant weather yesterday
had the effect of increasing the attend
an,r al the different churches.
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The RCst INidcnce.

The following letter from Rev. =. y. Best
pastor NJ. r., Church, Nlt.C>, Mass, VIII ha
read with interest u.s. many physicians
Also those suffering rom tho sam, dI>r;i~,
rs afflicted the son at the Rev. T.. =. Best
No person can doubt this testimony, and
there i no doubt about the ,uraUN, pow -
els of \purl me
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FINEST violin strings in the market
are to be- found at Hutchin's Music Store
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh r. r.

CONDENSED TIME CARD.
"a sd =; <
nNAND AFTER MAY -, 1873, TRAINS
~ will run Daily, except SUNDAY, y as fol-
lows, w:
AccoMo MAIL. EMPRESS.
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GET to be- closed out at some price, all
kinds of Dress Goods and Carpets by
j. W. FERREL.
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TIE jury has agreed that J. w. Fer
rel j. selling out dry goods and carpets
away below cost. Go and Sc for your
self.
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TuE rain Saturday interierred with
base ball, and the boys were unhappy.
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B6-Our Ladies Shoe Department con-
durability ana lowncSS Of price. Direc-
tiOnS for Seli-measurcment sent on appli-
cation.
Complete assortment Of Gents Furnish
Ing Goods, Shirts, Collars, CutlS, Ties,
Hose, Gloves, &c. Goods sent 10 any part
OF the country. Shirt measurements sent
on application.
For the accommodation of Ladies and
Families who are unable 10 visit the city,
full lines Ot samples of all grades OF Dry
Goods will be- sent, ana orders by mai
filled with the greatest possible care.
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DIR WHEELING VISITORS.

From the Steubenville Gazette.
The local musical event OF the season
occurred last night when the Esther Or
atoria Troupe Of Wheeling rendered that
beautiful piece before Steubenvlile au-
dience. 1t had been announced through
the Steubenville papers, and posters were
TO be seen for some days bach in many
public places in this city, stating that the
Esther Oratorio Troupe would visit Steu-
benville on last evening on the steamboat
Hudson, and consequently our
people were ON the qm e'ce
of expectation, which was evidence
by the splendid reception given
the visitors upon their arrival, there be-
inc at that time some three hundred o!
our citizens and the famous Fourth Bat
TALON Band, gathered to welcome them,
with everybody displaying the best OF
feeling. We are glad to note that the
disgraceful treatment which the Wiesel
excursion received from some Of the Steu-
benville boys upon the occasion of their
visit here some time age, was not repeated
last night, and the police force deserves
high communication for the effective man
ner in which it performed lis duties in
preserving order during the disembark-
ing of our visitors.
The exhibition was of a high charac-
ter and our people express themselves as
being well pleased with it throughout
Not only the singing was good, but the
costumes, appointments and acting also,
which latter should receive high encomi-
ums, from the fact that by amateur
troupcs, no matter how well perform
ances of this character may be rendered
otherwise, the acting is generally dctci-
ent, there being certain stiffness and
constraint thrown around the performers
which they are unable to divest them
selves OF. Last night one and all, OF
those on the stage entered perfectly into
the spirit of the piece, and where all did
so well it is hardly necessary TO particu-
larize, yet we will specify one of the
party-Miss Lizzie Drake, who took the
part OF Znrcsh, the wife Of Hannah, as be-
ing particularly successful. She seemed
to have perfect conception of the part,
and threw such feeling and acton into
it. that she cxcelled bv far the average
standard of professional actors. There
was good house the hall being nearly
full. and no doubt the entertainment was
us successful financially rs artlstIcally,
for which We are glad, and trust that
when StcubenviIlc returns the visit, we
may be equally rs fortunate.
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VloIvS of all grades and prices, for
sale by w. S. Hutchins, General Music
dealer. Twelfth street.
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Quite a number CT fishing parties are
getting ready to start out this week.
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GEANGFGS aro having stacLS Of fun
now.
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ROGERS Il Co. are making five Photo
graphs and only $500 per dozen.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Three Points for Consideration.

During the past five years the NFlI.
TINE has been steadily working itSrl;lut.
pubic favor, and those who were al Hr,,
most lhcredulous in regard to its merit.
are 40" us most ardent friends AMI sUI.
porters.
There are three essential causes form.
having such a horror OF patent medlr.r..
changing their opinion and lcudIug d.
influence toward the advauc,nI.,..
Negetlne. lst-lt Is an honestly nm.
medicine from barkS, roots and No. .'''t
1t honestly aCcOmpllShcs all r.. en-
claimed Tor II, without leaving any.
effects III the system. 3d-lt yr,,.nf.t ..'
est vouchers IN testimonials Rom hon,
"rIl-knOwn citizens, whose signature.
4 >uIlclent guarantee OF their carur,fr,.
IN IN" matter. Taking into coHSll-r,tI.,
III" vast quantity OF medicine bIauglF
conspicuOuSly before the public thr.u.f
Inc naming advertisements in the news
paper columns, with no proc! OF merit o.
genuine vouchers OF what 10 ha. done Vs..
should be pardOncd Tor mauifrSfiug Il
small degree OF pride in presenting The
following testimonial from Rev = Dick
vr>un, d. d., the popular and ever genial
pastor Oi the South Baptist Church Boston
ThcTIerd Body Sues for Sleep.
Boston, March ii. l>7G.
II. l.. STEVENS, Esq: Dear Str-N is a,
much from Il sense OF duty as OF gratiIgt.
tilt W AAR lb lay AllsAl N'4l AEtl IIt..
even II IL Il a patent mCdlciur-hHS I...
OF great help 10 me when no,hiu" .,.
seemed To avail which / could safely u,.
Either excessive mental work cor Uuu,Ia.
care brings upon mcauerVou> cNhuI>'.ur.
that desperately needs sleep, but a. G,..
perately detles IL. Night after might tho
poor tired body sues for sleep unit. the
day-dawn j. welcomed back. and W. BEGIN
our work tired out with an almost iru..-
less chase after rest. Now ! have fuuuH
tnat a little Ncgetine taken Just before
retire gives me sweet aud Immediate sleep
and without any OF the evil effects ut ~.
usual narcotics. think two things would
tend 10 make brain-wurllcr> sleep. LIST. \
little less work. "a. \ little more N,-u.
tine. This prescription helped me.
Now have 4 particular horror ~ "puI-
ent medicine" but have a create horror
OF being afraid 10 tell the straight uut
truth. The Negctlne has helped m,. as.I
own it up. Yours, Sc,
j. :. DlCKEE~UN.
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CoLoRED Shoes OF all styles, at
l.. V. BLoND's,
ll35 Main II.

l.. V. BLoND's,
1875 Main II.
PIANOS AND ORGANS CHEAP.--The
remaining Pianos and Organs from the
assignees sale of the stock OF A. r. Cad
dis, have been placed IN our hands for
sale, and will be disposed Of At the first
opportunity for exceedingly low paices.
Call and secure q bargain at
ADAMS " Lucas,
1927 Market street
For ladies made up suits, neatcst and
latest styles, and dress goods at half
their real value, 20 to the closing out
sale OF j. w. Ferrel, corner Of Main and
Twentieth streets.
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Index to New Advertisements.
For Cincianati-Stcamcr Andes.
Turtle Soup Lunch-H. liner.
To Whom 1t May Concern.
CITY COUNCIL tomorrow night.
To-Day is the anniversary Of the battle
of the Boync, fought in 1890
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HARVEST is ripe and the boys ar"
gathering in the grain.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co.

,.g 49, II
= - :,s5-z Ii NJ i;f
nN AND AFTER SUNDAY, June
~ 9Th, 1870. Passenger Trains vii! iun as
follows, Wheeling time:
E4NIROCND TRAINS.
No 90 No7i No IS No 81
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lBy Telegraph.

MEMPHIS, July 11.-River rising
steadily. Weather cloudy and hot
heavy rains north OF this city this even
inc. Departcd-ShcrIock, Cincinnati;
ST Genevive. st. Louis; Bismarck, New
Orleans; latter last night.
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nrr1cE FIRE & MARINE Insurance Co. !

III. V. l.. RODGERS,
Secretary.
, 1875-05-17

desire Tor whtaky and opium. The so?o1ttf
vtaited ht4 home ynatorday Afternoon ~ 'et"5
tho atatomenea made concerning
rtfs FAMILY.
Ills falhof Ia nbrunku,l ekslaton: pnt "it.i
tesra traces Of oucs having been fna, Sturdy.
robust FngIishrnnu. lie Ia unabfc 70 inure Tram
hIa bed, nd 10 under tho mont acute nn!eEsng,
ronnltInr from dso1to caused bg fall from
burry some three yesgsago Ho Wae, yeats ago,
4 w,11leBato dry. goods merchant In Manel.espt.
Enniand. b,rt 1t peoacns Inns lt.tlo e1ao than n
ronennut al . hon,a. They hnvo no f1inudA or
relatives, Ant ara totally unablo 10 do any
liupr toY tt,rt' underestimate 500. not esen
10 iefoud him Ia h!a prosont position.
Tley wnra PARTICULARLY anxious That tho nau,a
should be omit tod In Il ncvafarcs rocort, but
LlIcro seems to be no nord OF an httemrt At any
rMc1l suppression. as tho tirnl have fully aeter-
mined upnn Ills prosecution.
stIs. siaEoN fAnwriL
MAS visited last ovo0tnE .: l!s homo, A1', ar1"
nol,ncod TO the reporter thnt tho prpacenton
would ho commenced immediately, kt,sl t!ns
hencefor.h Il wns to bo tho policy nj his firm to
prosecute al such Offenders. Thcy ha1o LOST y
vast amount OF goods, Valued at some slo.uop,
all within tho past year. lioN much more
than thle they esaaos toli; l;,. aua W. W.
povor iind out. They incline 10 mo
opinion that young Henmorsh las rcAtl! stoien
moro than tho fow hundred dollars worth ~htcit
11o accounts for, aud they iare M ,iaubs but
that he nas ably Rsslslcd hy otnrr ccrhs IN the't
ouploy. 1fo.,wortt will he Glven hearing to-
,jaY It Ia stAscl that Folno uf tho cloTks tup!l-
uaIed by Hupnotth roce!vo &c ror waek.
, 1875-05-17

longevity 1hs vstersn patriot, Jsnos Klstane.
Il st..inea 5 I'D sis I sxt11sosdtnsy 1sos % .so Of IL
years. During ths l1e Korry elcction this
old eentomsn walked In from Ills residence g
THO po1,inS-booth at I,htowes. distance *
miles, md recorded llis yoto N t favor o. M Tue
offender, "o,ti Honlll,hn Of 1alIydonohuo," and
kra Bonaon. Of Llstowol. have, It arpoa,s. tut
ratd tho dobt Of nasuso as tho ago of l04 snd inJ
years, vliIo Listonet is still onityenoa BY tho
proeenco OF " old Nancy Trent ot Ennlarnore,"
Who, ut tho ago Of t03, walks eight m'los to
church every Sunday. Whist with lad ostnplo
and original via vttr thorc I. rcaly no oaylnG 70
what lengths thia old lady may carrf her
penohapt Tor prolonged existence.
, 1875-05-17

ITEMS.
4 bill has been passed ty tho Michigan Lests-
lasuro, and approved by tho Gosorno., requiring
railroad companies, In case Of accidents resuIs-
Ing In tho lentl, Of any person on their road, to
psomptly notify tho uenrost resident Coroner.
Tioy ato also required to notify Tho State Rail-
road Com.niEsloner Of all accidents. It is made
lis duty to examine into al the causoa Of fatal
accidents, aud ho Ia empowered, In Lila discre-
tloa. to mako similar examinations Ia casas
Whcte no deaths occur,
Mr. john ". Ga1rote, President Of tho nAti-
more l. oh!e Railroad, IL expected In this city
Wednesday. This ls Mr. darretts arnt visit to
this city since the completion Of the Chicago d.
yiaIon OF the Baitimo.e l. Ohio Iailroaa. II IL
believed that this vlsis Lar nouetltns to do with
tho rolceiou Of sito for dspok Of hIs road. A.
tho leaso Of tho E1position building expires
Juuo |.
On The lat Of May tho Chicago Il Alton Rail.
road Company reduced thu WABea of all thar
shop-neu, mechanics, carpenters, anl other en-.
r1pYes 10 per cont. Tho waHoB OF epsneers aud
ttai,-lneu wore uot reduced. 1t is laaderatood
wagon Of thoir emploYcs, bustnes8 bcIng 10 dull
thai selrenchmonea have become necesiey,
Tho gross earnings Of tho Uaion paeltp Rail-
road Company for March, 1875, wero @9t8G9. .O5.
being ~ ineraaae OF $23l. 100. or IA per sent,
| Mron March OF last year. OF this lnc.taae,
elo5, ,os9;ai "as f1on Sa H. pasaeneeta e97o4. .6s
Freight rates to tho East aro boing fearfur,
cut " Toledo. lu some INSTANCES frotght to-
Now York has bcsn taken ia low a. 10 cents POI
100 pounds.
Tho Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad carried th,
first way mail from Defiance to this city laa
| Tuesday.
, 1875-05-17
THE HsUNl0A.

,,.
Ine rauo'on bke coa'o anu eooe' ''Ao o.u'y
osnss 'n'aR on th'e s"hl"n"9S aP"s'ot ~. ~
ansH sa1 now many hearts taso a.nsu ".'ao.
e|Ilsen veAsnonts. andhow tnanr esea haSo grown
sad md tlim, hs tho pageant OF Eay troops o"ops
pastl How many n,o.loss havo saAiy turod
suav and viz, hn.,te f,ttc1 with at,1uieh. have
- -. ~. ,.1 a.,.,t,ar .uo- rho.o n,avo
"ops Aos soo 'A!1't'a'!e" wy w. "Ius 5'
many snmmer-bliieR have nflGAtly eiHhce' Auu
tropical 1oH era hnro b1oomodl Never asain Viii
tho elonuent eyoa boan, viii, lore OF hot who.o
,,.,sn ~ ~, t.. ,..,rmo,. will ~, t,ns
p..ue ""a !oy ~ "tIa' ,i ,'o' o,,... T.. ,,.,,.
ustor tno losea "oFdt slotnor' o'o"s ~ "e".n
the vofoo whose l'ghost tonca ~ofo mcloay 10
her oar. Unheedetl allko tho aound of tho
rarni1,e TIM buo,a'e b1,ro. thu ouicis.srokcn
-, =, .o.S H.. IT, a,a ,n,.tto ~ rim
"o'o u soa'n'nnot thc a'' "1" n""''o " Nv
hntFy1ng lhrohg. They chh mover teac4 VI
.wAken him wAo 11oops ytero tho cong Of btrdR
alls, and tho frauranco of tho bloom rey-
$,rne. IA. ,;r ,ra,.,,a ~. ,r,~a
14I' s.e ~. n4ous'' .'l' ,k,.,o.
Noto'ua 1cn'@Ita 1or HUE out sa" 'oN'''Aet"'se'
Othore may, and doubtless will, folge] nus 'no
mother, nayert 70 her tho btt[llnnt Imply
trnonB ,,rinp nm c1,nt rfni remembrance, Menu
nrv. aver hmsv oona bact In tho lima whit no
~ ."ots CIV" e ~ 81. 1T,
Attie, cAro-ffoe cAlla-c!appea n's ol'nP'ea
hands III gIoo to sco ether troops, with wavinS
,l,tno, era r-,,,3ro .+ooau s,xccn hr. HIM
p.ea AsH ttA'e"S D'ou"'' r
httlo did sl,o dream thnn, In thoHo happS daya'
of thin tfasn1atfon that vnuli oyatBhn,lor her
nssr, .no,r 1,r,,. ;1.a.n, I'm, la her ,dot,
-"--'
, 1875-05-17
THE Bh0naGE.sMAsHERS.


1ap1AaArol1s, MAY 1d.-Durlng tho last sight
mon.lu haYo trayo;ad nnny thousand mics
over tho raiiwayu, both oflhn atatos and CanAds,
and The great comfort md many advantages OF
tho Byateru Of railway laconlotion on tGas const-
neat could notlut ho anpreclateaby uo-aa COM
rared with tl.uso olTerol on tho railways of my
own country. During my journeys, howovor,
have ulso become familiar with the Wanton
damage 10 frequently dono to passongera' bug
rage, but waa scarcely prepared 10 SEQ that
this li,ld Of destruction lal artiynd ut Btaso OF
rerfectou. alnust destruction. until Wisacsae0
it yeatorday at tho Chicago depot Of tho Pits
burg, Ciprinrau l. st. Louis Halfway.
While waiting for the n. n. train for Indian
apo!i., trAin-apparoutIy from tho eoush-
oamo ln aud the bagSago-car was discharged OF
its eou.nnls In tho lslow!ag fashion. A board
WAS frs: laid to q ateep iuosne from tho bag
gaGo-car door. A tall Rth1etio young man stood
by ita aldo, aud AZ each trunk vns pushed from
tho inside Of the car Oh to tho board he sazed 1t
by tho hando d. ono end and NO sooner had {.
downward impetus been acquired than ho r. ~
it of the board with Hucl forco TINT each >, .;y
cana iu contact With the platform, sotns or 8
foot away Tho pressure being bo1n0 1t the eornors
or elgoB OF the end oppoalto TO stas Of
which The younx man retained tho bold.
" AA4 t%+s f4NG1o1 "Nu AAFtNA! 6eflN
on, tho bagsaso quiyor!ng. a1d tho
ep!intota flying, tho assistant porkers BsoNd At =
respectful anl sAio dlstk,ce to recciva aid roll
on tho trunks, etc., to the aide. As II to show
by contraAt tho b;owness OF tho old mode, and
its nfcriority 10 tue scientific plan, the taat boz
was allowed to slip down tho incline 10 tho worry
bottom, end its speed waH lossoued by means Of
a lopK strAp-hanti!o nj tho ei.1. It ta right to
state TINT thIs box did not boloug to tho passea-
gers, bit. waA eYIently tho property OF the 1sIl-
way company! On examining thu platform af-
forwards, found it fndeuted BY the coucnasions,
AZ Though 1t 1lad beeM suffering from vlru1ont
attach Of tho SMALLPOX, Tho performance Was
supplemented BY tho Ordinary feat Of throwing
tho trtIuks on TO tho TRICKS ca which thoy woro
Conveyed to tho baggago.room, tho athletic
uau.ea taking tho leadug part.
surely this young tnati's B.rungth snd aki1l aro
misdlrecEed, ana should DO diyortea to moro
profitable Acconnt. Might it not bo worth 1ltlo
Tor +. Z. Earnum to secure him ut nm 'ncreased
salary, In order to utilize hin an exhibition OF
destructive strength on somo lcua objectionable
obioctu than passongesn bagEage7 Should tho
demand for such exhibitions Increase, othcra
equally capable could doubtless soop be found In
| the wat railway traning-scloo for bagsage-do-
st1l.ciou. In conclusion. 1t Aye1os strange that
| In tho osllorwiso nnequalod bagUnge syatem u
| AmoIica, auch rooIleegncea Us to paesenEcr.'
| property should bb permitted 10 exist. Apufo-
EizlnE for tho length Ut this lotter, bog to re-
! main, your nbedlaut Hosyane,
| AZ ESoLlsu4Ax.
, 1875-05-17

The body OF tho wlfo Of w'ei!-kuoWn citizen
OF Westfcl1. Mass., who apparently dlod yoar
md n hnif ago, WAS roeenly a1hnrusd for busia1
IN another lot. goruo persona prEscut had tho
curiosity 10 opbn tho cof,n nnA diacovcsod. to
their horror, that tho corpao "na turned uver,
and tho hands Of thu deaa no.nan Nnrc olutched
Into the hair Of her hca viio hcr burial cloti,-
inE vns torn to shleds in many places. fhero
would aopn to ba ltttlo tlonht that Hlo waa buried
al,ra, and that she met horrible death iu lsr
Hth
, 1875-05-17

--,---- = 1'l4f NHH G34zH1,
Notwithstanding tho succesa of hi. ", i.
Ihonas iu snutb.ng eontenastaus, ana reducing the
osten lble ass ot laeso .presuming po.sous Tlth-
Iu What ho holds to DO reasonable linits. bnd
cAaea OF standardization occasionally come 10
Light. The province Of Munster Ia IN opsp fsbsl-
lion against tho orthodox " threescose Year end
tnu," judging izaR tas following instances 4
, 1875-05-17


Allegheny FnIfay..,..:..
,l'cilisotl, 'rt,p. n 9au. Fc.
Atrs,,eon i Hehtaskn....
Atlantic 4 0Nlf......,...l
.tslantlc h lrciae........|
l,elyttlese nnltiwArc......l
HnrlIl,Etnil, q. II. n allnn
Camden Il A:tantie.......|
ttaatsu1 Of I,,TA...,s.....
Q,,nsra1 ri Now tefEey...!
Central rac1lo.....,.....l
Ch1.t1ore. re.....%...s s.....I
Chicago l. Alton. u.........1
Chicago, l,,lr. = Quincy.
Ciileatt,, Dan, h Si11.....]
Chic, sill. 4 1t pntl1....l
t'.ier., COL, Gin. h Intl'ps
CIor., s(t. Vernon Il Dill. |
Cieyelsul l. rtttsbhfg...
cal. Chile. l. 1n.1. Ctntrat
Columbus h Hooking Vail
l,cnyer II IL drsntle, Mill
,s.sit ns.sn'.' T. III; t1,,..,,.,ssa ~ ,1sss :"
!eisv,t - Y. y 1';,,.il,..'. y ,,sil"""Ns''"''
~ LIZ ,St.!ss 9 l!s.eu!H..,..,1;; !.
Tti.!et!"to.. VII! t.,...,f ~ 'n6 A
1i.ifoi, ~, ,,,son. s",.ua:.. + ;,...;or.
!u.t;. ~; o.s"',!.. ',!.: = ~. "eg.si !,
!h1t1nHlMist ). ~ w. . -.
, th,l'atsala.ns q !, s1ncs'l,'M' ~ III. =
iu;etnMi''',n i ss, !. n ~ ~. .su' : Ill -
Neh.s.Hau' !. WI! ~ lMs'2oSf"'" "
HHos y ElusgiH.s';. j. tt;.,, a,,,:,,
4,ks 1 aause u Aa'cA' ''a'''
4nMserGn:.;.'''''''-'''.| 1.',0 s;,,.;
att0 h,tt.o M!a.n...''''' 4,..I. ~, ''''I
tI,.s a.9a cet.1.H'...I,..iti'*' y r.. "i,,,.it
,, M,tac!l1 q I- ssne.nhHs.. !. -
Mts,a!sr'* ssi :. t:at,sa, n.. y !. Mt
hlo; MlV.. *. lay sse'' q on'1'
air'ol!o = uo't'..:..';;::t,'' ~
Sews,ts'!o y , lsassr ,s,I '"''
SeT Jersey ;'! n1uthcrh''"
S.'fthcfn Cofat!at;.s..'.'
uaio y, M : sllsf!snli,i:..;t !. ',l. ;,,.. !.
vi EteoX y h'leSh@ NV
taeahs 81 atlf6',ut..*tt..' ! ,.'
l'eh3tas!Fanse, S.al1' Asle'
l'hlI1ucit'AA s Hflh'....'