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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-08-03

AIR IN CELLARS.-NoW that warm wealth
er is upon us once more, great care should be
taken to see that all parts of our residence
houses are thoroughly cleaned and aired, so as
not to give lurking place to the diseases in
cident to the summer months.
Dark or close houses are VIGOROUSLY unheal-
thy. The sunshine is as essential to people as
to plants, and the same laws that cause too
much shade to bleach plants and sap them of
their vital forces, will act similarity upon the
animal tissues OF man.
Cellars are particularly the dwelling places
OF miasma when they are dark, or when they
like currents OF water, always purify them
selves by friction Of motion. The dampness
in wells and mines is never found except where
the air is stagnant. Give the air motion and
the dampness disappears. Nothing so thor
oughly purifies the air OF cellars as continued
motion and movement, caused either through
doors and windows, as ventilators, or the rari-
fication by the heat, through the means of ac-
tive, burning fires.
Nocellars should be allowed to remain damp
or have the floors covered with water after the
first OF May; $50, you must not be surprised to
find the people living above it down with the
fever, chils or rheumatism or neuralgia.
All houses should have cellars below them,
both for the storing room they afford and the
contribution to the healthfuness of the dwell
ers; but the sanitary laws Of ventilation must
not be neglected, even in the house with eel
lar.
A house without cellar cannot possibly be
so we'll ventilated as one with good, dry airy
cellar o. basement, nor can it be made entire
ly free of a masmatic effiuvia- particularly in
long, rainy seasons. Be wise, then, in time,
and see 10 it that your dwelling is in order.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-08-03

New York Tribune: In the midst Of an i'm
FASHIONED plea for harmony between the hard
and soft Democrats, the St. Louis Republican
exclaims ''Tilden and Hendricks. meeting
ON a common platform to strengthen and con-
solidate a common cause, present one of the
noblest spectaces the history of American pol
itics affords. If they can harmonic, should
not every element of discord be shamed into
silence?" Yes, it is fine sight. They stand
on the platform as gracefully as they would
ON creased barrel. a4 81 .'0jlsiseis
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-08-03
VIRGINIA. THURSDAY. AUGUST 3. 1876.
Pro- fessionnl Cards.

TOHN w. STOUT,
u Atsorney-at-Law,
STAUNToN, VA,
Will practice in the Courts holden in Augusta and
adjoining counties. nov 4-tf
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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-08-03

ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily, except Sunday
Leave Washington 4:20 p. NJ. Alexandrla 5;eO z NJ
arrive at Front Royal s;s5 p m: Leave Fpoht moy
$50 a. m, arrive at Alexandria 75o a. MI an4 al
Washington $50 a. M Good connections az Mahas-
sas junction with Mailtfain to and from the Son!h
Leave Front Royal in the morning, go 10 any polnt
on the main line as far as Charotfesyllle ana return
TO Front.Royal same day. giving many hours stay
at Warrenton, Culpeper, Orange &c.
MANASSAS DIVISION. o
Mail Tpain-Passengers leave Washington at 500
M Alexandria at $50 a. and arrive at StraS Duf
$40 D. m Leave Strasburg at $50 a. NJ. arrive at Al
exandria at $3.50 p IN.
- WARRENTON BRANCH.
CONNECT on TO and from Warrenton with Mail train
only. Il Sk7fs fF SN ~ &8
At washington, close connections with Nortlla nd
west AtxDanvle twice daily with South and South
west at Lynchburg twice da1ly, 10 South anu
West
s Twice daily connections with
Chesapeake and Ohio R. r. eastward to Rlchmond
the various Springs on that line = - %HEsEN
Elegant Parlor Cars will be run, with the day
trans between aitimore and the White Sulphur
Springs leaving Baltimore at 6:25 a. N.
Roth trains from the South connect with Chesa-
Deake s. Ohio at Charlottesville for the West Thls
is the only line running double daily trains south
of Washington and makes now the quickest Time eN-
er made-less than so hours between Washington
and New Orleans
RE PULLMAN SLEEPER daily without change,
between Baltimore and New Orleans leaving Bati-
more at CPS a. m. Also Sleeper between Baltimore
and Lynchburg, by night line.
Centennial Excursion Tickets to Philadelphia on
sale good for thirty days and through tickets to the
South and est at lowest rates. ai
G. J. FOREACRE, Genl Manager.
]. M. BROADUS. se
General Ticket Agent june ~
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-08-03
LANDS FOR SALE asmsa

The undersigned has for sale hundreds of vaIua-
BILE FARMS, COUNTRY-sEATS, MILLS, TIMBER
ED and MINERAL LANDS, MINERAL SPRINGS,
wishins to buy come and see for yourselves and to
those having properties to sell if you can give clear
sitles and do not hold your lands too high we want
no act for you. We have been in the business en-
years and never sold bad tit.e Send STAMP for
she A DAVID d. M. DIGG ES
att S-@@ .si = Gerdonsvi1le, Va.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-08-03
5. M. YOST & SON Editors & Pubisht
Railroads..

WAsHINGTnoN CITY y ydFTH a. MRp aIdsp
Double Daily Trains between Baltimore and the
South and Southwest. s-rrd
Commencing Sunday, June 18th. Passenger
Trains will run as follows fI-a "a 81
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-08-03

DEVERE HOUSE.
ID 2ss e ss. HarrisOnburg, Va.
MRS. M. G. LUPTON, ass CHAs. E. LUPTON,
I Propretress. s'-- & 9 Manager
q JAS. R. LUPToN and G. B. sTRoTHER, Clerks
This well known Hotel has been entirely renova-
ted and re-furnished. stas
ACCOMMODATIONS FIRST CLASS.
Every effort made to render satisfaction and to
make all our guests comfortable.
Omnibus TO and from all trains. may Lift
National Hotel,
IN n Corner of Sixth Street and Pa Ave.
ssssi 80 WASHINGTON, D. c..
F. TENNEY s. CO., Proprietors.
nov 21-tf
, 1876-07-21
SUBURBAN.
HYDE rAlts.

As per announcement, tho special meeting Of
the Viluge Trustees took place Wednesday to
complete the appropriation bills. After tho
lApsu of an hour tho result was llually u.,-
nounecd, which WIS essentially the sa1no ms tlat
published in THE TRIBUNE Ut Wednesday.
Tuesday tho Flro Department will have pro.
ccsslon and picnic, during which thu companies
viii pass ln reyisw beinrG tho Trustees In front
Of tho Hyde Park llouse, and, consequently,
thero will be no Board meeting,
Among tho recent prominent arrivals at tho
Hyde Park House there may be mentioned G.
4: MUM, Tha,as II. Bcl!ot, 9. D. l'cckford,
Cha!nccy T. Bowen, Col: ". +. Durant, john
{. liilHsoE. Hf.n..l chsngo; G. ~ Hooper Ncw Ys[t:;
iesa a!;'ss a qiiss hiys i sSSstt ssstep tss SfS
lnlncs Thallon, T. u. Guskltl, thlcago; John Il
Miller, Texas; E. O. Long mid wife, kcnWood;
III; Murtloehs 7. @. larker mud family. Chicago;
barnes and family, Charles ii. Cur,ls and j. j.
Raymond, Chcugo.
The fourth opcn.atr concert Of this Season
Will be gfven at the South Park tand.h0t,se to
eSw aeoss X cs as ae plask aarss N sps vt %
would bo glad TO otinn'l these conccrts II given
between the liuu1s OF aud y and aIl could Ue
plcase'l wcre th!s change nf one hour male.
Considerable excitement WIS caslsed yester-
tlAy afternoon by the ringing ot tho 1rr-bull.
THO trou6la wis caused BY q elnAll hlaze ut tho
large tce-l,ouso ntar the Illinois Central Rail-
rosul track, Just hack OF The residence Of Scr
gcaEt Ryan, tbs 1ainca wcrc quc.,clcd by buck
cts ot wutcr bu(ure the urrival of tho lire
men, although lioso Company No, . responded
Instantly u the call. An Investigation revealed
tina apparent rause Of tie fire. A hoaril hnA
hecl, removed from tho lN,ttom OF high ciosu
ferwe, aud tue wooden wall OF tho house Ig-
hited. This was the more probable ~ the Gro
started In q place which could not haYe been
reached by any spark frou, thu passing cngines.
The 4atlagu was tTfhlng.
Yesterday afternoon at . picnic In South
Chicago Tvs young men, giving their namca ns
Mat Grafton, John AtcGruw, Z, ]. Stow, Frank
Webster, una Joha Murphy, wcre arrested Tor
gambling. ..
Mrs. It'll and children returned last night
from an Easterl, tour.
A private picnic will be given at tho Wood
lawn picnic grounds by the young men rcatdlng
nrur city limits to-day.
Tho nlAtGi, tor tbu Remington pistol, whicl,
wills announced to be shot to-day by the new
Dearborn RlQe Club, was necessarily postponed,
owing " the uuorganized condition Of. that
boly,
Tie steamer Bret IIarte brought out plcas-
ant party Wednesday, who enjoyed themselves
with the guests In tue paElora ol the Hyde Park
llullse.
blr. sutton has at last stnstcd on his Eastern
trip.
I'he Palmer and Hyde Park House fast coach
took out un immense party upon the bouleVards
Wednesday evening, attracting much Atten-
t!on, and giving great enjoyment " lta passen-
gers.
lie Centennial, = small steamer recently
, 1876-07-21
A 1srnusl nntl q DcJueton.

Ff& FTfff.
Tic mnn who tasn't read n',out BENJAMIN
Franklin carrying home turkey from ,narkot.
In order to sliow Lila democratic iticas, Is not
wclt-rcad man. His democratic lslcas nlIctt
llavu bccn all right then, hut tho theory l,e wcrt
case In point occurred yesterday.
4 highly respectable and moderately wealth.
Dctr0ttcr found that his rnrrfnge nctilcd soma
rcpatrs, and, as his walk down town took III a
carriage shop. 'ic picked Up Tie Shafts ani
at first over Its sclf.relance and independents.
hut he l,udn't travelled half block Wien a liz
boy yelled: 20
asay, mister, do 80 pace or tros1n
Tho citizen fool!sfly thought tlas therc wns
only ono bad, big boy in town, but It wasn't
wagons, will yorls'
1t tic corncr below butchers cart CANA
nlong, driven by enndy-haircd young inau, who
whipped M, lost Ills Int, ana called to an
III you don't get that old crow.bait out Of
the road I'll run him into tho rivcrl'
There sas CROWD OF boys around The water.
tanl;. nnil IS tho citizen came ur they yellcd
"'Notcr i ca, ease e. ol heayes aud fou;dGrl Grcas
A block further down n inilkInnu came sla,n-
ming along over tho cat-tracls, drove al over
tho road at once, and ilual,y succeeded In knock.
inc The citizen oyor. Pulling up on Ills old raw.
boncs he shouted:
"Doan' you know some lecdle common scusa
any moret Ven inan makes IN ofdt horse bI
roadt and cat some grnssl,'
Nevertheless, tho citizen persisted In carrying
out Its mission, hut the last two blocks wcrs
who ecrc4Incl ut lin:
"Why don't YOU get some linimont fnr That
la1noncss IN your otf Lind footl whoa, novi
Wnnt t0 Up over anothor bnru, don't yep'
, 1876-07-21
Haydon on tho Doath Of His Child.

~ have Loaf my younger daughter, the more
beautiful ct tho two, aill under circumstances Of
great suTnw and afliction. 9he lived but
years and Q months, and her life WAS : long
torture. Good God, what an e1iatenco this Isl
Hero Is creature comes into the world without
her consent, never speaks from, pain, never
walks from suffering, yet conscious Of hearing
others speak, and seeing Others walk, aud lies
Epsplng with inhibition 10 do what others do, is
seized with conyulslons, and dies, without the
power Of inaklng her sui1crlngs known or being
able to cxprcea one desire, ono want, OF one
necessity When sho was Ia tho agotlics
Of approaching death ! put my face to hers, aud
said, Funny. darling, do you know papaf' and
she uloancl aaseut, Us she used to do. Then she
opened both her beautiful and lustrous eyes,
with look which vii! live fresh In my lmAgtn.
alton, till my last hour. Tho last conyulsion was
now approaching, and, a. II conscious OF some
terrific power she could not resIst, with frantic
scream, shu held out her arms rs IL appealing to
me, who had always,:to her scnscs, been able To
do, or order to 10 done, what she wished; and
she put out her dear arms to nlo, as II saying,
'savs me-, save moi Ahl my darlIng,' I
thought, 'you little know the power you appeal
agAlnat.' Tie struggle exhausted her, she fell
back, aud lay In calm, soothing palpttation,
Of pain to tho upgvlic sepose Of DEATH" -,
, 1876-07-21

Matthew Murphy, the rcccntly.elcctct1 Con-
stable for the West Side, qualified yesterday.
In tho County Court yesterday L,xzlc swen-
sen, PredcrtcIs Matthias, Morgan Mcswconey,
Hannah Samuel, ticllon Olcson, aud James F.
Sweeney were adiulgel insane.
A dcputation Of cis!zcns of the Eighteenth
Want interested in the prosecution Of tic
Twentieth Ward Judges nf election wnitcd on
Stato's Attorney 1.ced yester.lay morning, when
was agreed that tho case should DO rctr1cd ut
Joliet In Octo,cr.
The 'Grand Jury disposed Of number Of
eaAcs yesterday Of more or less Importance.
nre yot no Signs ri a .liminution oi work. The
intention Is to tear every. case brought in up TO
the Hay of Adjournment, because there will not
be another jury until September.
Ru1nor las IL that the druggist at the County
Hospital is to bs requested tn step down mud
@ ness for od crow Il he S IS Is isaosi Temose iDe ow
crrr, 1t is safe 10 prctlfct TINT It will bo for
other anl wcEhtlcr reasons, for II Will DO re-
mcmbercd that few wceks ago he Ind n dint-
for bis position sl,ould bo made ..ircct to tile
Chairman OF Tho Hospital Committee.
In tho casc Of Rogers and Costello, Indicted
| for forgery, tho particulars OF which have nj
rcasly becn givci. the Indictment WINS Yestcn'ny
q'.asl'ed T. the Criminal Court The Indictment
&h@At HlkH BoIIlclH1DE WHICH IlDF WEfG
not guilty Of under tic law, ina.nlucl as their
act in writing letters for passes was simply
request, not Actnnnd, "A neat distinction With
out rcal difference. They 'acrc discharged.
Tho 1nlsket!ng Commissioners wcrc back
| aEnsn Yesterday. While at Morris they were
sercta4|c'l and welcomed Will, speeches BY Judse
| HOPKINS aud othGrs. johnson, Carrpll, and
McCa!frcy responded in their intmltablc style.
| Their spcccl.es hn1 good effect, and wcra the
| hest intrnaucton that could have been given
| them. They we're, however, n snd commentary
| OIL the pnblic-school system Of Cook County, ns
| well a. tho intelligence Of the ordinary Dclnu-
| cratic voter.
A Mt. Mcfarland, all the way from Nash.
| Vile, TENN, was around yesterday. lie would
mt object TO furnishing the sas1I, doors, and
| bl!nds for tho new Colirt-uouse. During the
| day ae WAS examtned infinitely IN reference to
tho recent Southern ontr4.gcs mud llu recollntcd
great deal that has never reached the public
prints. He left tho building with Instructions
to his friends mt homo to ccase killing negroes
| until after the election.
The Committee on Equalization OF the County
| Board wna In session yesterday, most Of tho
ttnlo surrounded by largo crowd. Tie session
| was to hear complaints as to assessments, but
| most Of thasp who floclscd about The members
| had conn with curiosity to sec what tl,cls us
scssmcnt was, a,1d once acefng the figures, tho
| complaints were fow. Only four complaints
| woFc mnGfc IN person and ono In writing, which
comcs Of the fact tllat the assessment Is gen.
crnlly lower this year thnn last. Thu Commit
tee will be In session again to-day.
, 1876-07-21
LOCAL LETTERS.
CCT DOWN.

N the kdisos af Tas 7rfsHas.
CHICAGO, July 20.-In the prcsunt condition
Of the city anaaccs eyury opportunity 10 cut
down expenses should he embraced and the
City Government should he conducted on the
mos. economical plau consistent with the safety
Of IT, cit'zrns and their property. We urs all
agreed on thia. Tic City Council seem to be-
lieva 90, for they talk that way at every .ncrt-
ing. but what do they dot Simply nothing to-
ward retrenchncnt has been accomplished yet
but talk. Some ak or eight weeks ago re
member OF having seen proposition published
IN ths ety papers to save the rity something
like 80. .0oo per annun tn tho matter Of fuel III
the City WateF-Norks BY the introduction Of
patent process. But / fai! To sce any notiss of
ths acceptance Of sald oucr, notwithstanding
tul performance 0f the contract How long
would II takc a business nun to decide on such
Amaltera Il were shown q process by which
! can save 800 per day u &23 PR day In NY
business, md had security offered that Il would
be done, and should tucur 10 risk III The trial,
, 1876-07-21


Following Is the ordinance passed. by the
Council Wednesday rcorgnnsz!ng the Doard Vt
ucalth
~ {! oriatneJ. Etc.: sEcrsos 1. That tho hoard
of inatl aa nt present organized be aud the aan,.
u hereby aboisthe. and tha. all Of tha powers and
formed by an otlcer to be called ''Commtsaloncr
Of liealth";. who shall have tho management mud
M ~ o as's s osa I'D i Pzs sz under tho
sEc. = The eatd ComnllsA!oncr Of Health shall
ba appointed by tho Mayor of tha city by and with
and shall receive salagy moi exceeding 81, 60O pss
unnu, md shal hold Ills 0illco until bis SUCCESSOR
IL appointed and qualified.
power to onroy n.a assistant at Halhry nf 81, 200
per annups; Secretary at ~ salary not exceeding
81 cog per annam; an nssfstant u a Aalnry Of Aot
and thirteen HAnitary policemen at saar1es Not OK
cccdiuR $40 per month, which lat!or shall hare full
as q r. naw 1 sy
lava and ordinances of thy city. End such 9ther
duties as the nd commss'ionsr 9! Health shall 70.
Health shall also have chnrgo 81 tho city Hospital.
md sl!all have power to omIoy such asestants and
ns!ssea - may be necessary 10 n,'d about the sano
Loox OUT Fon TIE soAvAAoga.
Ilousehat1ers will plcase read the following
the uaard Of Health shall causc printed notice 10
he left Ut cacl! house III the city, stating that tbs
seayehger will call nt ccrtain specified hoEs, and
collect all garbage etc. Now the undersigned
hereby giycs notice that the Wntkfnc force Of the
u0ard hAyinX been reduced III tho exercise Ut
ec0nomy, Il Will not bo rDssthlc to carry Ont th1
puyal1n. but tnrtcal tlereuf the cittxeus are 70.
AuiFcd II nt'vse themselves nf the times u which
e I've .ae e e, II
proper paces aud vessels for ret,aval. mid Ii any
failure occurs M htx part to remoyo such gurbnva
nplee, gtyfng Teepona4blo unnleH and reslhenra Ut
phrttes making complaint, whom ~ far ~ II Ii in
tho powe. Of tho sanitary force ~ now constituted
such complaint Will b1 attended to.
u, NJ. z. VtCxAR, Nj. H.,
Commissioner of Health.
, 1876-07-21
hfISSlESIPPI.
now THH NE0RoEs WERn 1NT1MlDATED AT TuB
ELKCT!ON-nEfoMT OF 4 GRAND JUAY.

now THH NEGROES WsRn 1NT1AlpATED AT TuB
ELBCTIoN-nEroAr OF GRAND Jury.
Tho United States Grand Jury for the North
ern District Of Mississippi, W. D. Frazee fore
1nan, has Just tnado It's report ut Oxford for the
juno term, and In tho course of Il aays:
Although We haye had pfotsaesad sesslon, We have
only Hatc paEttnl and cuFBoFy examination ot the
!nnumorabe cascs Of violations Of the election laws
that have coms 70 out knowledge. Wo regret to 10.
port that, from tho examination. We nutt ssy ihAt
tho fraud, Intimidation. and vlolenco peFpesralrd
At tho lato election are Without parallel ta the
nals OF history, md that tina would fall 10 nka
The teatimony that could easily be introduced,
a@emonstratng @ the fact that there are suf'
sand, Of tndietmsnts sgaIn.t per.ons who aie
ihe election laws, From thu facla cllciioa during
shis grand inquest. and from our own knowledgo
the late election campalgu,. We can only recon.
mend TO tho citizens Of Mississippi 70 mako an
earneat appeal to tho stFoug A.m Of the United
ststes Government to give them that projection
that u guaranteed to avery American c!tixen,-
that II, protection in freedom Of apeech In theIr
pezsoa and p5opesty. and the light Of suffrage
, 1876-07-21
LIDEL.
The Milwaukee Commercial TlnacA Has
Trnut,1e nH Ets Hands.
Et<ctai Dfs,,afeA to me 7lttnne.

Tbs hIllwankre con'n,creial Times nas
Tr"nt'1o nn lis Hands.
Sxciai Dis,ateA to me Tribune.
IfApIsoy. Wis.,. July A).-Thc preliminary ex-
nmtno,tnn II tl,c crtuial anil Tor 1cI ~ tcfyor.
- ,,.,.. ."s ..,., .,.. n,..",
eoh =. Menenhey. sfecsa' Assss'ant"lstr'e'.
Attorney, nsasnst thc cdttoss OF tho commercial
7isats, tuuk place bufore Judge Brnley in the
Municipal Court llcro to-day. Mt. Chlttundcn
was the only representative uf the t,npcr, mud
Mr. James Il. Flandcrs WAS It's attorney. The
Hon. s. NJ. pfnncy appeared for the prosecution.
Copies Of tho TG,tes Of juno 20 Lust were pres.
aentcl containing the alleged liLel charging
Mckcnhey With Neglect Of duty for corrupt cofi.
slderntions IN surt1ry cnAcs; also capics of the
tnpcs Of various lates In 1915 to 1915, to show
malice, admission Of which werc etrcnuuusly or
posed by defcntlant's cul1nacl
Afr. Frnnx Mason, Post-OtItc clerk, tcstl-
fed Ia the circulation Of tho paper here. Judge
L. s. Dl1ou testified that tic gentlemen named
the Commercial Tit,es, aul that io had talked
with Mr.. Chtttcn1en, and told him references
made to 'Liu,self In the paper sometimes coupled
with MIR. McKonncy wcre ,nfolndcd, and ca1-
cuinted TO mlsrepresent him, and that lie u.s.
sumcd tho responsibility fur Wlat appeared In
tic paper.
Mr. Flanders then made motion to dismiss
thu complaint on tho ground that tho papcr
was publtsllcd in Milwaukee, md that the nl-
legged libel llaa not boon written or composed
within tho Jurisdiction OF the Court, md
claimed that It was very novcl proceeding To
make tho defendant come 1U0 mica from tho
, 1876-07-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS

There will be South Patk concert under tho
direction Of Balatka at 4: 30 p. m. tomorrow.
The uoonday prayer-mecttng will to-day bo
conducted BY II. y. West.
The annual picnic excursion Of tho congrcgn.
ton and Suntlay-school Of st. Johns Protestant
Eptscopat Church will bo held this year in cot,-
nectlon with MIC Church Of the Atonc1nent, at
ssafa aok RaTa Y Sa stans1 from ~ heGa hGGshs
o'clock.
, 1876-07-21

h1ilt, Waited bcre Wednesday. Her Captain
wiahce tn make arrangements To take pnsscn.
Eern to the city In lhU morning and return,
them Mt evening, besides being open 10 engage
merts for excursions, etc.
Tho Misses Fowler and Blair, well.known In
tho higher socla! circlct Of Lafayette mud Chtca-
60, arc Visiting Mtsa rcarca Ilcro.
, 1876-07-21

We do assert that ait these rights warn o,..,-
violhtca and tanpied In the t.ust during liz 1.I
election and Tint thore II no tcirces fot ill., Sa
and, unless The United States crn,nent rnTa.nnts
tlnt thicl Of protection that In guarantee il, H.
Conttitnlon to every American c,t!zen, howesys,, ",
humble md 1hhc'lre, then E,Ny te clttzane Of Ms
sit.ippi eScaaIu, Fascwc 10 ltburty; fa,,M.n ~;
to tile freedom Ut tho ballot bux," '"eA
, 1876-07-21
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

" x,
The MatAmoras mtnc near EUREKA, Hcvaha7
has been bought by .Iofn Alstop, Jntnes Steel,
and V,,1tam mi, AIhcrt sturres, Of this city,
~. rrn non
1of @'"'ooo' ..
Llzxio Isrfttcn, 9 years Of uge, WHO p!hy1hg
sA>saw IN the rear OF her liousc, No. 9l5 Black
1,,.l .,rn., ooc,,1antn,v fel, ofT tho miami, md
,,I' w" = '" ~ ~
oFoRc hef 'clt at'n'
Otto Rosenberg 10 years Of nge, residing with
III. m nncnta M mi RnsI, street. wlfe bathing in
tts I.Ls ,,a.C ~ i'm Wotcr.Worhs. NJ o,clck
ao,1 49, t|nrrnn W ,vss ncct,icntaliv ffrnwnci
seste'""' ""'s' u''"' 80
The temperature yesterday, IS ooaGfsei ~
Manasse, o1titdaii, " Nnd!son street t!hiboNn
DMlltllng}t waa, ut IL n, s5 dcgrcss; ~ a. NJ,
81; IL m, VI; =. u,., vi p. H., tn Darona"
ctcr, y a. ILL.,, o3.0s; p. ILL.,, z9S.
Minnie. n 4k.yrsr-old daughter of Nfcho1ns
c1arr ~ Nn. n (ri,rfcn htr,rt. while nlayMu
vii, anna ntbcr children mon i1rnv lat cycn.
Inv arrlcutn]ly fclt at,t, suhta.nri painful
snhn,,nm,ni frnriur,, Of Tic left wrist,
onictrs FISHER ani Demol1ng }estefaay !onnu
holt OF hcayer clot's, hu!inGn 70 !agG oeGn ~,
stDcn, stowea away " nnek ~ rc'il .! W inl
ecugW!eR htfeet- lnn ptoIelty u aWait'l3
identification AZ Inc lineage Avenue olal'oa.
r Coroner Dtctz.ci, yesterday held an inquest
upon Mrs. Ellen Fleming, an Inmate III the Old
Womcn's IIun,c, who tlict whilo visiting ,cla.
Two nn1ncl Join Zip1,, residing On Clybouru
avenue. The verdict Was death from hcart
dscusc.
, 1876-07-21

othrr sufficient Arrangements having becn male,
ncecreary for the safety Of the tyes Of paescnGera
on ftafd In Of accident Is hereby allowed tn
carry m excursion party consisting Of not morn
Than - pcsrons, from - u, 49,, q distance OF
-- mics, and fet1tn on tic - day OF ---.
1H7-, IN accordance will, t,lr terms nj Sec, 4B Of
the act og EpnRress relating 10 1tcau. VESSELS, NJ.
pr0rcd Feb "a, 1871.
THIS permit void after -, 1877.