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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-09-30

SttCCSS VI thS 5LS-- -I'Ss'N t'-4Ni ~ -
say few words about the daughter.
Margaret Ascot had been one Of
those swee;-tcmpeged, sympathetic
natures that everybody loved. Beau
tiful. accomplished, wealthy, and
wellborn, she had crowds Of suitors,
bat at nineteen she turned from them
all, and gave her heart to penniless
lover. This WAS not because she was
foolishly romantic, like so many 9th
ers, but because hegsuitor was worthy
of her in every way except riches
He was 4 poor music-:eacher, an Ital-
ian exile, for this was in days, now
fortunately. long ago, before Italy
was free, and when 20 be an Italian
patrio: meant banishmcnt, or life
long imprisonment. OF even death
Andrea Fillippo had, when hardly
more than 4 boy, joined in the insur-
rcction Of 1878, and had been com
pelled after It's failure, 70 fly the
country. He had come to America,
and being penniless, vas compelled
to take up the frs: pursui: that Of
fercd itself. In his own land, nearly
cvcrybOdy had some knowledge oi
music; but Andrea was an amateur
Of more than ordinary merit, and he
naturally became : teacher of sing
ing. Margaret .Asco: was MS favor
ite pupil. He saw in her every
thing that youthful manhood. in its
highest type, admired; she saw in
him 4 hero and martyr. Compa-
. red with the pro<aic young men
of business, OF the cold, calculating
LAWYERS, or the idle men Of fashion,
who constituted the bulk Of her ad-
mirers, he was a prince in disguise,
a young god!
Parents do not sufficiently make
allowance for the imaginative ele-
mcnt in their daughters. They fan
cy that at nineteen girls can feel as
their mothers do at forty; that the
dry husks OF matter-of-fact Life are
sufficient for them. 1t is not so, and
Mr. Ascot, although a sensible man
in other respects, could not under
stand why MS daughter was cold to
her wealthy lovers, and had given
her heart to an exile.
When Margaret, hopeless Of alter
Ing her fathers opinion, finally elO-
ped with her lover, his wrath knew
no bounds. he refused to answer
her letter announcing the marriage,
and when, few weeks later, she
came in person, he had her literally
thrust from the door.
After vainly trying to &c. some
other employment-tor Mr. Ascott's
influence deprived Andrea of all his
pupils-tbe young couple went
abroad. For awhile they lived in
Innior. but aEter Ma:en.a Andrea
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judge Circui; Cour-lTox. Jo~. SNIru
Residence RaycnSwootl, Jackson County.
Clerk Circuit COurt-C. B. WsGGESEE.
Clerk County COur:-E- klNBEELrSG.
President County COurt-B. ]. REDMOND
Prosecuting .iit0rnev-D. ". PoLsLEY.
SHERIFF -COLCJ;ErS SEnoS.
Jailor-J. JEwErr.
Surveyor o: I.an,ls-GEo. ". PULtN.
assessor Dist, No. l-JAcOB ROr>I.
Deputy AsscSaor-D. 5. NASMNTRE-
Assessor Dist. No. 22-JouS C. BrcELEY
sun, Public SchoOl.-D. p. GrrIumE-
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Tfme. Of ioNian he Caurt..

C,rccrr Cocu-FiEst Monday in April,
and tirs, Monday IL October.
CorxrY COrr-Third Monday in IaRu-
arv: Third Monday ir March: TEirI Non
day in Nav; Thirl Monday in July: Third
Monday in November; Third Monday IN
N,rr.;nh-r.
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MORNING.

Day i daanTns. Sim and wide.
Through the mists that blind II,
Trembles up the ripping tide
With the sea behind il.
Like rar-ior-ansel sped
On mighty mission,
Light and lie about him shed,
A;ranscendelt vision.
Mailed in gold and fire ne stands,
And with sptendors shaken,
Bids the sleeping seas and lands
Quicken and awaken.
Day Is on u. Dreams are Dumb:
Though. has iiss; for nei:hbos
Room, the rival gisnts ccne-
10, the Sun and Labor.
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G.P. SIMPSON.

y AttOrneN at Law.
Pop;r PLr,SlHr, WE>T W.
TAViE,f PROCURED THE USE OF H.
/ !. Fishers I@,w Library. ! viii o; all
times bc found II Iis Office really 90 attend
ro auy and all business entrusted 20 my
care; and viii practice hereafter in The
counties OF Mason. Putnam, Jackson and
Elaac. aPr.!S-ly.
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pefilss he ran abne m that great city.
Perhaps, she said. b herself, he has
fallen down some open area: perhaps
be sank cold and iGsenible IN some
bank of snow. When eight O'Clock
struck from a neighborins steepie,
and ,htr boy did not eturn, sshesbe-
cane Utmost wstd with fright. Ten
sei0ck rame, and s6ll no SON she
listened intently for the sound Of his
feet: but she heard nothing but the
roar of the.storm. At last her anxi=
Ely and fear rose to frenzy; she vas
-snre her boy was dead. Eleven O.
.eleck stuck Her candle had burn
cd down intothe socket and was al
most on the point Of expiring snds
denly The sound Of Garage at S;
muffled bg the snov as 4heas
casriase stopped SaFel hat
ping of the street dor !.
ilssI 4oaing the stsirs =
as;en t6e IS !
bSs :dOS
IS y md n iSaIi. M cd
si1'i; arsissSs sSE
ssosa s.I ssrg;;l
thsr & treIr
ssals Ess q!
S.. s;ssg ! 8 0as s
6
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CITY DIRECTORY.

lIaver-JSaEs II. CoUci, .IE
HcoOrlcr-M H.ilNLE
Scrsciut-J. JrSrrT.
Couacilmen-Iol,u ". English, DR.. v,
J. HeIle, Robert Young, 7. >tribling. aul
Col. Il. Il. ThpnG-.
S..te: Com,ai.Sion-r-I. I-GHaS.
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sell, She took her audieIce;nneonScl'
IL, into her confidence.
NO, its not 4 stroke" :" She answer,
ed, with the experience Of long years
of nursing. Ills face isn't awry.
YOU see; and he's only limp, not par,
allied. There I've openedhis cravat,
and now, Jane, bring some water
It's but tainting fit; he often has
EN- when he's worried; often. l mean,
since his daughter went away. She
ran of, you know. most ten years
ago. Hes never forgotten her: ORA,
ther she's never. leaStways Of late
wears, asked to be forgotten. The
last time WIS when she came herself,
Just after she was married, on night
as bad as this AlI this while Mrs.
Some-S was busy in trying to revive
her master. chafng his hands. hold,
ing smeIling-salts TO him, even or.
dering the window opened. 'Hc
turned her from his doors in a per,
feet rage-I never seen him 50 angry
afore or since. But he's been sorry
Tor it manvani manya time, / know.
l have heard him sigh 50. He was
a-thinking Of her. He'd have for.
gotten all, years ago. If she would
only have to come again; but she was
as proud as him; I don't know which
was the proadcr. She went to forrin
parts with he: hu<baud-hed been
her music teacher. you see; that;
what made Nr. Ascot 50 angry; and
she has not been heard Of for years
aad years. There-he,s coming to
what sigh! Stand aside; -Nr. police,
man, please, and gireme some air
Poor man! but he's nobody to blame
but himself, after I'll. ! don't up
hold di<obedicncc in children, o
course, but dearer, sweeter girl thar
Margaret Ascot never vas. Many
and many's the time Eve carried hel
in my arms when she was a baby
and her mother was alive. How arc
YOU feeling now, sir?"
This last sentence was addressed
TO her master, who, with deep
drawn sigh, opened his eyes.
What, what is the mattcr??7 he
said, looking racantly from one tc
another. ''Yes, l remember put,
ting his hand to his brow. "Margar,
ct
His eyes wandering about fell OF
the boy, who, during this episode
had entirely recovered consciousness
and was now looking, with a strange
sort of wonder. at Mr.. Ascot.
please, SIR said the lad, seeing
he had attracted the old mans eyes
Can you tell me where Mr.. Asco;
lives? I was to go TO him-only lost
my way-mothers very sick-apd
she's had nothing to eat to-day
With these wosds be broke dowr
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setarned TO Italy,and thcrestruggled
he died. lie left his Eidoz
RspniIesss sbe had only noncy en-
e1gh 70 pay her passage TO AineEicas
whittier she had resolved to come, IN
the hopes By last appeal to sofsen
ner fathers heart. twas a winter
yorage, and Margaret caught . yio-
lent cold, Which threatened an mia
mmatioh Of tie lungs She could
only crawlfsebly to fhe.nearest lOtIss-
ias on Tie night she landed, q mis-
efaHle attic. s,s
Tsse next AStsaTet Eresc !
loss Is hSsfather tTusting;ohe boy
s6s sils:xas toOin togo
that ass Ascot
ID aelsTel So : :
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and above the Island appeared De.
signs of diamond shapcdcrosses; stafs
arches. arBors. and other deyices---
Warmers Islznd.Fas the most con
spieuous for elaborateness of display
and iingeaicns perfection Of its illu-
ninations An immense angular
shapeaarrh pendant from the tops Of
lous,seaehias poles and stretching
aefoss.the river aud surnountihg
numerous clceerly contrived deyices
attracted much attention. Alice isie
vas resplendent in every color Of the
rainbog. Pioneer, Bluff, Pullman,
West Point, Grcnadier, and :an .the
ass6t ISLANDS appeared9n the re-
s. of osiental and Egyptian naag- ,
nIfcenec. each contributing its share
snblime spectacle. The Thou
sd Island House, from its lofts
thea the mainiand, was literally
Syeloped N lights d tinted shades.
seNiset theother principal hotels
afd tie residehces Of the villagers
u, ndrta Bay. The bay pre-
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pR. s. &. sRAw,
PHYSICIAN AND st'RGEON,

TENpERs his professional services 10 ,he
pubEic. CaIl-frun the country prompt
Is attended to. 0f6ee, corner OF Main and
fhird strvc:s, opposite the old Presbyterian
Church. tapEil 5. isTT$$-iy.
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IN Indian maiden who wears
army pants and chews tobacco, goes
By the pretty name OF Failing Va
tnr-
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=. ". SISSCN.
Attorney al Law and Notary Public
~ p.

POINT FLEAsaNT. ". Va.
So Ut!icr IN Shrew>5ury's Block u
~ ILL p.,sct:ce In The C0grts oi Mason
' and .slioiGiE. rruGtirS, WeS: Virgin
II. and IN G.IiIia COUNTY, Oaio. Special az
tcu;iou gwen 20 tic collection o: claims and
=yraittn.c'as promptly I::Ide.
iurc !. iS7I-Ic.
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When they catch a man gathering
Delaware peaches at midnight they
preserve whatever good traits he
has in him By shooting pint Of
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Said a pompous fellow, brow-beat-
in- his auditors: Il have Travelled
around the world Replied a wit:
so has this cane ! hold in my hand,
but, but lis only stick for ALI that
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EpwlED = KNIGHT.
JOIN ". ENGLISH,

ATTORNEY at Law.
UT!LL prirt;cSs in the Courts OF .Na-o,.
w Pu;naip AMI Jackson. counties. and IL
s1r4sss6S sHI,s,.-,z,-EcS--
.l.IifeSS! 7SM Piessatit. N:rSOn county.
WcS;ya. 0iiice in the Court House.
dec. I9, I52-iy.-
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sflosk at the boy.
!. 4 4rs xo,, = srap5t.tbe57 s:,;d the
lattcr: t.ttiniidly. :I think YOU must
Be. for mother has a picture she ioslssi
! ::E and cs;es over. :. iiss is like vous. !
si;Tbe lsSter fan .araiil, d The Is tioo: 8
8 But itss5s.tbis time. because. he 81.
sened liz aims and the :IboSxS. ;SS saI,sIi5r
I his mcaniinis. came 4, him
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TIE PRISTER.s noESLN.
DEN.


In seasons when our funds arc. low.
SqbScribers prgyokin-ty slgw,
= iey supplies keep up The fow
OK ti-es departing rapidly.
But We shan SIC ssdjeEslst.r,
When dues pour in IRON morn I'll nisht,
Commanding every sixpenee bright
To be fcrkell over speedily
Our bonds anil due bills are arr&yed,
Each seal srd signature displayed;
The holders vow they mus; be paid,
With threats OF law and cLaacery.
Then todespa:r we're almost driven,
Thcre'spreciouS little Use OF living,
When our last copper,,s rrdely riven
From hands that hold il lovingly.
But larger yet these duns shall grow,
When interests added on below,
Lcrsthenins our chin foot or so,
When gazing At them hopelessly-
'TS 50. that scarce We have begun
To plead ior time upon dun,
Before there comes another one,
Demanding pay ierociously.
The pruspec; darkens-on ye brave!
Who would our very bacon save;
Waive, patrons, all your preiexts waive,
and pay the printer cheeriully.
Al, !; would yield Us pleasure sweet,
\ few delinquents now TO meet,
Asking OF Us clear receipt
For papers taken regularly.
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Rates of Advertising.

HateS Oh o-GES SA I-'Si4AS.
oac s;rsrr lone iuellD one week, - 81 20
EacF. additional insertion, ........-..-... y
E1u.:li u ..Column twelve rnoaths, % %
usIft ft,.o.nmn Twelve months, -...-....., . 70
OnP C5lrriI tvclre Giori!s-, ............ ~ 20
Cards no. cxeae,liDg s.ven line, I yr. ~ 90
!aai Yot14 Is ee@ts lile tdr one m
s.-,;on; and sper;.,l and basine,s E5ties 10
eeals a liiHe sil-e1cli ;iiScrtiqs; iis; 10 70
;i,r inserted 70. ie-s than one dollar.
Al alycrtiSiIs.: for shorter periofi than
;hra.. months < s.eInsilered transient.
IN weakly advertisements l'iyabie aIii
ye5=iy in advance
Tniasicn: aHSSements must be paid
iJr. IN a,ivancL
announcements tor Coan!y otiCcfs, $;
i9r S::!se Sef.sie, aad Safe officers. SO; foF
Congress, 50.
Il-..i publications mus be faid !or, IN
al rs,c,. beipre tie delivery oi the eeFtIn-
cI,e oi publication.
Personal communications. ard those rec
omuendin. persons Tor Office, WILL De c!larg-
eel at regular advertising rates.
Marriage and Death notices, not over
five Iincs. published gratis; all over that
amount ri hall advertising rates.
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Mother. mother hem
81 can't End grandmotks:
50 cold. I'm So -

1VsII4 liAVsAANAt --.-r1
q can't End grandmo.kS
50 cold I'm 50"
His head dropped on !
and his eyes closed again
hands, which up to this
been tightly shut. opsl
and a note fell to the Acc
Mrs. somerS did no: ses
sonlethingin the boy'slocl
led her She gave a quick
her master; then she BEG
be III over. NJ. Asco
been standing by her ful
ted anxiety, did not ebsey
for his attention had besi
by the note, which he ns
to pick up. Then he II
take out his glasses in.oi
the superseription.
PERHAPS this nay
light on the MATER he
poor lad has been sent %
rand, and has tainted frot
perhaps hunger. What! Y
God" His hands were u
leaves in an autumn win
deep stiffness the paper 2
startling noise. 1T can't
be. Mrs. Somers, yod5
younger than mine-rcz
that address-is It mine
Ascot" 3
As he spoke, in choked
gasps, Mrs. Somers leaned
read. The motion rouS
again, and he opened his
time with more of consc
them; and he fixed a lea
ing, puzzled look on Nr
"MeCciful heaven the
staggering like one struc
den palsy, "i: is her eyes,
With these words he feM
less. the half-opcnedlott
from his fingers 20 .thSs
nately the policeman Ma
to catch him, and la. his
IA. For a morent the
gotten, every mcsasssia
master Of the house
rs it 4 strokee2- as
man. an1ious.y SCI
mean! -
At any os!les .iiba
have be4 -retiees
iy atfafrs;;:but f she was
.hipkssleaEss. Sps:5 .
S6TF SIIT f0OE nor guiipTIf.es.
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Tomi:aSoa & 2ols.ey,

y. II. -nGLTS>0N.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-21
Summer 217.

Sbetlnabme on elmer iocialiitii9en 9ewe.
9ung anSet!u9t iinb. Der Staatsantldaer
la9t in Der antlageidrift: Die iocialiitis
Iden Sebren uerbreiten ii6 nit reiBenoer
S6nellisteit ilber cas sarse Gei5. Die
wdrmIten 9lnbdnger iinbet Die Seweauns
III ben b6beren Glaheu. Inter Sen 9ln9e.
fId9ten iino in Sutherland ueriette MilitGr'S
Erofelioren, 6rieoensribter, StaatSbeantc
uno mebrere Samen aus Der gtrijtpfratie.
Gs lit mir flar, baB Die Sp;iullten nur sic
9iinlIige Gelegenbeit abparten, wie lie ib=
nen eiu 9rOBerer Jfries ibrss Gaterlanoes
bieten wiiroe, uni gu 6auie cine Gnp0runs
an;u;etteln uno lire iiberipannten sSSeen
sur slusii9rilns su brinsen." Sn wabrs
i6eimIidem 3uiammenbang nit Der iocias
Iiitii9en Sewesuns ibeinen Die 10 bduiis
rpioertebrenpen SranSitiitunssn gu itsben,
wie lie nur in &uBlano portommsn.
Sn Yraiilisn I6eint bas neue Mis
niiterium Die Sabnsn bes Gulhrfampies
perlahen gu pollen. &ie acknowledgements
pom l6. 3. M. beridtet, bat bic &ssieruns
bei9loien, cine uerirbnlide Bolitit in Der
Gelisionsfrase gu beioIsen. stidt re9t
ueritdnoIi6 1T Der Sbsil Ser Oepsi5s Der
iast, SaB elm fOnislidss Oeerst ben gi:
i9Oien nno 0iOceianperwaItern Sabressss
balie sewdbre. slu9 Ser Strsit nit Gae
rasuai, ben 3tio granco in Jolse eines
idamIOien SntrisuienipieleS 10 usrwidelt
bate, paB cine 8risssertldruns on Die BE-,
na9barte 9tepublit beporltano, loa beis
selest perben.
Ais Der SoSt Garcia Nsorenos
ces Grdiioeuten Der iiSamsritanil6en Re.
pablit ECUADOR, tiirslib semeISet purSs,
bebaupteten mir, oaB bel Sisiem Mendels
mOroe bic sebeimsn gsisui5aitsn, bic
Sanb i'm Spieie bitten. gSi batten uns
ni4t setdui9t. gSie bic auf Ser Snieite
unieres SIattes absebrudts GorrsiponSens
aus Quito mittbeilt, unterIiest Siss ni9t
mebr benz serinsiten Sweiiel. Sisis 9prs
reiponSen; wei9t oabur9 uon BEN bisrbsr
ssIansten Seri6ten ab, oaB nidt srwdbnt
mirS als babe Der Meu6elmOrbsr RapO ben
Vet aus &ade uOu,Osen. Oas Soridiiesn
Der &ade iou bic i5parse Chat pabridsins
li4 por Der @eIt enti3uIoisen. llebrisens
ideint mon in bic 6uBitapfen Garcia Mo.
renos treten su poIlen unb fir bic idwars
sen @slellen wdre Die Jooiinnns cine &C.
rinse.
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Aus,us aus Ssu telegraph. ptpsfittn

garis, IS. Sept. Sin iur9tbarer
Shrm witbete seitern aui Ssm mittslldns
bii@en Meere. Sn Gstts wurps Ser Sabns
boi iiberfutbet uno bic Serbinbuns smi.
i9en bieier Staot uno Sesiers mar san,s
lid untsrbrOden. 3wiiden Sesisrs unb
9arbOnne idwollen bic 6Iiiiis 70 md5tis
an, oaB bic @einsdrten untsr @ahsr itan.
ben uno uieIs 6duier ssrit5rt ,purSsn.
9ouoon, IA. Sept. Den Daily
9te~s" n,eIoet ibr Barrier Correspondent,
oaB &Oubsr WOrsen mad slrsnsnbers (Se:
iietbum Der Grs8aiisrin Gussnis I'M Ran.
ton Sbursau) abreiit, nm sinsm 5rsitas
bort itattfinoenben sroBen bonapartiiiiidsn
&atbe an;uluobnen. slud Der tiirslib in
llusnaoe ssiallene stbmiraI ROnciers le
9fourp 1T einselaSen, bod irast es iid nod,
oh sr binseben piro.
Die Sonapartiltsn limb unermiiolid,.
Sn ben 9aserbitten BEL YariS werSen ibre
Earteiblatter lie Eaps" unb ,rSrore~
maienbaft usrtbeiIt.
Saris, II. Sept. Oas llnbeil, mel;
Dies seitern in ct. Gbinien, I'M Oeparte:
ment !0erault, bur9 cine &ailerboie anae:
ridtet wuree, lit sroBer, als man ssabni
bate. GinbnnSsrt uno suansis lbduie,
purosn serltort ano a6mnSa9t,is 9siaer
ino bereitS seiuupen worSsn.
Nus benz Oepartsmsnt 9o,ere weroer
Turdtbare llebsridpemmunsen, perbunoel
nit sroBen SerIuiten an Gisentbnm uni
Ufenl6enleben, SemelSet. Der earn III
md4tis ansei5wollen unS mebrere Sria
den lhb fortsei6psnmt worosu. ala9
Der aaier bat feline llier ibsriintbet. Die
&essnsiiile baben auisebSrt.
Saris, l6. Sept. SbisrS uno @am
BETA baben iib iiber sin semeini9aitlids.
Prosramm fir bic beporitsbsnoe Sibun.
Der MISUNDERSTANDING unS bic Nablsl
sesinigt.
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Rusfanoi(6e 2snnofdau.

Sir uniern 6armer babsn ni6t
auein Die 9tadridtsn iiber bic GrnSte in
ben Sereinistcn Staaten unS Canada Sns
tereiie, nein, er lisit audi nit yersniisen,
bic Grnoteberi9te aus europa, Die Obnsbn
ibren GiniiuB Mli nieren Wtarft seltenb
MAIDEN, bsBwesen iammsln mir Sieis 9a6.
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2reise dsr Anzeisen.



- % 3 ;, .................s LEO
Soeaf- 2loti5en.
Inter 3disn Srsvier rsresn nidt anssnpmmea sss
isss Belle Srsrter 4aam has I. 9aI 10 Seats
bic uaSfsr IPaIs Gents.
estratbs. urS SSossanisissn nit SSraa $3.50 sea-
Spru6 $780,
ausrdstias Sns5sn mafsu spraasbe;abGt Eerbea.
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The New York herald., 1875-10-28
FAMILY FEUDS.
SON PROBABLY MURDERED BY HIS FATHER IN
4 FIT OF ANGER

A SON PROBABLY MURDERED BY HIS FATHER IN
FIT OF ANGER.
For long time past the house No. A Henry street,
owned and partially occupied by MT John Dowdcl has
been among the neghbors for the frequency Of
broils occurring in it, John Dowdell is q about
fifty years Of age, and is the Of two trucks,
which were driven by his two sons, Thomas
and James. The former is about thirty-two
years of age, and has had practical control Of
the business His management OF affairs
was always satisfactory his father and the
often disagreed about money matters When enraged
they used violent and menacing language each the
other This condition of things eliminated at early
hour yesterday morning in a1ray which will
probably prove fatal to the son. Both had been drink
ing freely during the night They reached their home
together in an intoxicated condition The long stand
ing feud renewed in the house, and
FATHER BLOWS
Nobody was present except the immediate members Of
the family, and It was only when the report of gun
was heard that the neighbors became that the
afray more than usually serious They at once
crowded into the apartments OF the Dowdell family
and to their horror found Thomas lying apparently
dead the floor while his father parayzed with fear
stood shrinking and covering IN corner OF the room.
Cries OF 'Police murder, watch n were
raised, and oficer Neas of the Seventh
precinct, hurried to the scene. The old
man made attempt to escape, but, muttering some
incoherent exclamation, quietly submitted to arrest
Word was Immediately sent TO the station house and
sretcher was procured for the unfortunate son. who
quickly removed The surgeon his arrival made
careful examination Of the victim and found that his
skull had been penetrated by buckshot that some
OF the missiles had probably lodged the brain There
was no course but TO remove the wounded to
Bellevue Hospital, whore he lies still un-
conscious efforts to elicit any information from
kHE MISERABLE FATHER
vain as Ne had evidently been unnerved by the
dreadful deed which he had committed in moment of
drunken frenzy On the opening OF the Court Essex
Market yesterday morning he conveyed thher
BY officer Neas and committed by Justice Kasmire TO
await the result Of the injuries he had inflicted. All
questioning was useless and he continued 10 maintain
silence after being incarcerated in his cell
Mrs. Ellen O'Connor daughter of the prisoner and
sister of Thomas Dowdell, is supposed to have wit
messed the shooting She and her brother james have
been committed witnesses to the House OF Detention
They too, remain silent and until the wounded man
RECEIVERS consciousness nothing further be known
OF the dreadful tragedy.