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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-22

,r,be nerves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-13


WHAT THE COMMISSIONERS SAY ABOUT THE HEALTH
ory1cal's BIL1s-nIs RHpLY-IIs INrESl1oN or
rFsIGNING-HAnDsoME TESTIMONIAL TO HIM ny
sHIP-OWNERs.
The Quarantine Commissioners have issued
circular to shpowucrs stating mat complaint has been
made that Health Officer Vauderpocl has been in the
habit OF charging cxorbiiaut to vessels for medical
attendance The circular states that the fees OF the
Health Officer fixed by law, and the charges COM
planned Of are unauthorized and Illegal
Quarantine Commissioner MoQuadc said yesterday
that CAPTAIN Nckcrson OF the schooner Charles Thomp
son. complained that he had been charged $50 for med
cal attendance in yellow fever case. The Juaha was
charged 500 for Transporting six patients from the lower
bay 10 Quarantine Hospital; Sl15 additional was "e
manded for medical attendance. Dr. NandeIpoci hao
charged the steamer Columbus $40 and the steamer
Clyde $50 sums greatly excess OF the authorized ana
proper amounts.
Ellen Lee the stewardess Of the City Of Merida,
Havana steamer, died yesterday afternoon OF yellow
fever at the Quarantine Hospital Commissioner Nc
Ouade said that the steamer arrived at Quarantine about
a m Octobor Il and remained there until O'Clock.
The then sent down the lower bay ana was
allowed 10 to the city IN less than twenty I1ui
bours The Commissioner declares that law Is that
a steamer having contagious disease on hoard shaii
not pass the health officer for at least twenty DAYS VIE
he saws never gave their consent In this case.
TRIBUNE reporter called upon DIT Nanderpo !estcI-
dav TO learn if he wished TO make any reply to the state
naDts of The commissioners He said his conduct
would vndiCate him sufficiently He declared that INC
commissioners were influenced in this matter by desire
for their own ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and he wanted 10 sec nov
much they would make out OF IT, HIS DlIls 10Y Heu-
Zeal attendance were not eXoroitant they were no.
sufficient pay hire. The commissioners h4 over
powcrs conferred upon him by law and ~ extortng I'M
proper charges from shpOwners others the fees Tor
medical attendance not liked but were lert 10 INC
discretion of the Health Officer and his charges had hoI
been Unauthorized Illegal. The commissioners hau
made these statements for the sake OF newspaper noO
riev. The shp-owners or agents had made 10 Complaint
to him. -, -. -.
When asked IL il true that he intended 10 resign
bv the first January. he replied IN the affirmative lie
said that ne had conducted Quarantine ON puIeN m',
cal principles He politician, and since he iodl
that political feelings were allowed to overcome melcdI
considerations, lie wanted nothing further to do WIN ne
poS,tion Moreover he wished 10 return to practice.
letter sent to DR.. NauderpOel by the Shlp-OWh-
Association, dated Novsmbcr >, declaring li!t ne
toV 10 an those having shipping interests and request
Ing him reconsider his determination 70 resign al the
close OF the year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-13
GUARDING AGAINsr RINDERPEST.

The Treasury Department has sent notice 10
the Collector Of this port that, lin consequence OF the
reported development of the rindcrpcst in European
countries no mportations of cattle, or OF tie hdes OF
cattle shipped herefrom after the first proXmo VIII De
permitted on any conditions, unless accompanied Dy
Consular certificates Of nOu-niection. as prescribed by
tbe existing regulations Of this Department In REGARD
10 the landing Of hides shipped before the date
mentioned, and concerning which there las bech u
failure to observe such regulations. the Department VIII
exercise its discretion, after due Investigation Co
lector Arthur has given notice, also, that the Govern
ment OF Belgium has prohibited the Introduction INTO
that country from the German Empire, the Grand DHeny
of IuxembUrg, Hungary, Russia, ana te uIe
eut Oriental countries meat cattle, sheep anu all oter
rilninant animals. the skins thereof Ois.ug
the order on the alleged fact that the development Oh I've
riudpruest VI those countries renders II necessary
The Collector has been instructed not to grant without
sHccia Instructions from tao Department, permits fof
the unloading any suspected cattle, Notwithstanding
the production Consular certificate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-13
MISSING AND POSSIBLY MURDERED.

William Jacobs. who left his home at Cliff
ton : L. on Tg-d ~ !ast has not yet been heard rom
Mrs Jacobs yesterday, said hat sine believed her nus
band was the victim Of foal play she said that they had
been married thirteen years. and thai he had never
been absent before single nl-Ht Wltuuut ict
tug her know where he BE had been a
co1clman at tlc clifton House, Clifton, for the
mast twenty wears. on the dry Of hi- disap, cartuce
le received S2i from his employers ana sat E'tC Alh
500 more When he left home. about p ui. ON Thurs
day, De said De Wa~ going 10 pay two bills, In be was
seen AT rr az tine laces where ne owed money. lie
was last Scha f,s saloon, StJulcton When Ee
lef the 20 $3.50 H.. he sad tl2t he was gong
home His nous is about q mile from Scha atrs, and
the road dark and lonely Jacobs is about ioitywo
wears old We u.s nyc small children and coniorla-
Ill, hous, Iit hal bou .t -uUpir~ for ,hc Nlntc Ony
the dav before ic dsar. arod His life is insured for
II 600 IN tac Union Mutual, OF Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-13

A mutiny occurred among the crew of the
British bark sea SKINNER in the lower bay yesterday
morning and the vessel temporarily placed IL
hare Of the United states authorities. The bark left
Nev-York about : a. ln clearing for England and was
In tow Of the steamer May Clinton. Captain Hroutns
had ordered the alof 20 loosen fl, when four Of
Them who had been INDUCING freely IN liquor refused
10 DO duty aud attacked the Captain. They drove
him TO tho cabin, where they followed hlm
and began to beat INN in the most brutal manner. The
Catiu finally managed 70 escape from The furious mu-
tiuecrs aud rushing 20 tie deck, jumped aboard The tow
bpaf where hc refuge. The sailors followed him 10
the deck but were prevented from jumping on the iow
boat THIS boat then ran alongside the revenue cutter
Grant which about getting under way for the Della
ware lIrcakwater. and reported the mutiny. Captain
Fauuce commanding th~ Grant at the request Of Cap
ram Yrcues sent Lieutenant MOrrsey ana detail Of
u4u 10 take pOrary charge OF the bark which was
afterwards Drought 10 anchor opposite Clifton : The
Yur men were 0VeIpOwerCd. and placed IN confinement
In the meantime, Captain lrcucus reported The case 10
the British Consul. who will cause warrant 10 Dc ISSUED
for the arrest OF the mutlutcrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-13
MuAl. Ia. rALNroR HAs RGCEIvED.

The Aldc3mcuH INVESTIGATING Committee met
ain erday but little oi interest was brought out
and It was repeatedly remarked among those ieSeh'
that as tic election mad passed. Tho usu ness of the IN
ycstira.top had ros,cd with H. r. Y Seward WAS called
hut Jailed 10 respond.
Henry T. TIntor was skcd what services ho lai rem
dcrel the city for the large amounts pij him lie 70
piled that he was not prepared 10 meet the qu $40" AT
that tlme he said that $4,000 had been iec''t' ~
him prr.onaliv and deductng clerk hire aud expenses,
lp ti,n ab1u 40 OOJ wear tor the services he had
ao,i,st fLc cy Int work on the Connolly. Walsh ana
similar cases was sill; in progress. lie had Prepared
si red Them partly as property Of the city aud partly as
lis own private property They could b, examined ~
any time by the Finance Department, hnt ne coulu ~
allow This privilege To every person IN the present c0ndi
ton Of some 81 the suits. lie was employer 10y w VIZ
Finance Department not on salary, hut paid win
REGARD to the work done and is relative value 10 the IN
tcfcsts involved The committee adjourned until Mon
day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-13
TEACHING CHILDREN TO DRINK.

Edward Mason, twelve years old, of No. 43S
West Twonty-fftl-,t. bought liquor OF Adoph Ahrcns,
at No p East Eightecntn,t. He was soon intoxicated
and began to create a disturbance. lie was at length put
cut Of the saloon and arrested. Yesterday morning
judge Bxby released bow and caused the arrest of
AbrcuS and hrld lin in 500 each 81 two charges,
OF violating the Sunday law and for selling liquor To Il
minor .
Join Riley aged fccg, giving liquor 10 some mite boys
and making them drink H. III ScNcnleenil-st lat sun,
dav night one LITTLE fellow had become % intoxicated
That he could stand ON his feet. CoUEhn intercfed
whcroupon Riley and several boys assaulted nm ana
beat him severely Riley during tie i1At, drew kulc
anu stabbed Coue in the shoulder producing pain
ful wound. Riley arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-13

\ material reduction has taken place III the
retail price, coal tins city since the last auction sale
by the u iawar", Lackawanna aud western Railroad
COMPANY Ward Il Ovphaut, the retail agents of the n
ware and Hudson anal inpauy are Offering 10 deliver
tr hess Iaczawauua coli, the sidewalk. in any pant
OF This CITY Brooyu, quantities 81 one or more tons
f 81 ION This is their price forall Bids made
last week for supplying the W stern Union TELEGRAPH
Company with $50 tons, lot 22io pounds tlcAl' Lcl-
chestnut Tie coal 10 DE placed iH the companyS cellar
which ranged from - - 10 II 10 ton Offers have
coal Of any size on the sidewalk low 80 30 ton
of % 80 pounds The usual ton 10 consumers consists OF
only = 900 pounds Notwithstanding these low prices
deHIers rcnOrt % DIM market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-13
cAprrRED AFrER 4 sEyEN wEEKs, sEARcH.

John Deylin, age nineteen, on September Is,
al No 60 Morrgll-st, Williamsburg tainted James Ben
with his wife's bad character. Bctz knocked Deyhn
down. when the latter drew knife and stabbed Betz
hi ling him almost instantly. Deyliu eXcaUed and the
detectives were unable track him. Detectives Corr
Zmlt and COrwin who detailed to tine ease,
learned hv means OF intercepted letters that the
dercr was in Kingston, on the Hudson. Although they
his exact residence, they logged AIM
- persisteuy that be finally Informed his father thar
he would give himself M This fact communicated
Ia thc BROOKLYN superintendent % Police and arrange
lucuts were made by which Detective Corr was enabed
fo find the murderer yesterday al a house in West
Forfistb-,t. near Tcnth-avr NcW-NOIk. Dcyln accom-
r,ued the officer TO BROOKLYN, where, after short
animation before Justice Riley, he pleaded not guilty
and was committed 60 Raymond street Jail. He will be
brought before Justice again this morning lie re-
fused m maze any eut relative 10 the murder fur-
thor ila tat hc act cd in scdccncc ana that ne threw
Inc Knife with which he stabbed Boz into the East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-13
Diseases Nervous System

The importance OF the syecm Its power over nc
the Airect bearing which Il has on human
and the danger OF ocIA<
n whether thron application, or bV the ex
cessive indulgence the appc"s and pTopensuos
when the nervous system - ne
ranged isab8outey necessary 10 promptly seek advice rom
OF devoted MS "hoe
time this study, af WHO, from ms cSpci
and practice learned ~ discover ~ once the cause ana az
promptly apply remedy. thus avoiding the painfully SO"
seeking for the truth, common u nc lneSp 'ce anu
annoying patient, who very naturally waits 10
cay what he matter, the extent OF the &c
rsnEcment the probabilities Of rscugeraon and the vine re-
quirci. .,-,,
n the brain exhausted by intense mental apph
cation deriving power Oi connected thought ~ can
only recover by being properly AM hourehd
~ systematic methods. 10 D. lreCsty mo
with the nerves a preside over organic NC Ie Fac
c tins branch Of medical practice can scarcely Dr. oveia
marrisa the perpctuaton O family 1u' TIC
securing II rcary tides AMI the retention oi esie'a 10
the same family
From long am large experience in MS direction have
been aJe command by the thhnkfG Gnpf'cA
Of te tnlles n the ami nation AMI
communicate much that pertains 70 the 0vtreretce ~
% the and TIC means 0 re-
covering is powers whether OF BRAIN appetite, propensity
ysssJu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-13
U. s. SUPREuE COURT DECISIONS.
WAsHIvGTON. Nov. 1.-THE following decisions
i ~ IL. --l,.rn L.l-l -nIIL a DIV

WAsHvGroN. Nov. 1.-THE following decisions
were rendered IN The supreme Court today;
% a ya o 5 la Ags ad IRON a ef o%a?'
doned his clam Or .Sita and s1,s'' and hr ry y he
30 8f-Eua Insuian Comnany AIT Bostwics ETC. l;r,
roI To- he circuit for The Dsrct Of Connecticut me
main question u this c'sc is ~lci iat pre- when zen,
insurIc.tion riot, c u connotion, or any Mh'ry
crprG trom he nsk insured against ne rloPssiIY
insure. ra- IN ola gov, KY AMI IN uct'D, ,,
t civ ra eli ana being Likely ail uto The ans oi
he enemy the commanding officer .ed the Ciy nan to pre-
n invader The spread until huay consumed On III
81 ar The CONT holds mat oug, fire was
cars directly by the Federal officer IN communal |s
forces and that be Regarded in law 10 be
if The ryccpriou ~ tIe RISK o.c Of those
icd oyer FROM Reversed Justice strong dohVrcd
30! sDRadch ac Iutchus and wcls-Error 20 tle cir
Gu toart or Inc stficto Texas In hi. case held a
DO right 10 export cotton om the oount', ana uat II m At
tempting to do % is Movements %rrr 'n.,l'Lc l ~, ~
In The courts Of ihe United states. Amsmci SIR justice
NS. 57I;,o.GSs lie insurance COMPANY ag nutrhgr
tii"t OF Missiul In this case cdrwm n' p''y "!s
i.,gG u" H ~ p m csh IN par Hd in note Wien vas
10 bee permanent loan from he COMPANY 10 b. pa. 'ii'
was Tor $1,000 viii provision tl't at an, e th,,e &
sag,ii ~ T." -ti l ni ir a. , MANI M ,tm M .
Ja!t. This action to eniolc" ilr iN.- 'i tl
I"l T y l ''D cSnr1y ii.is ed t, m o ros. ~
70 Doc onlt ln pr"los" 10 ,h' 'll,l'. % AMI i
ty note included ~ Nft .hi decision -
hrlc mod The court no dug .c .uHt II premium PAID
, not loan 20 much money by use company Jda
To. swain delivered fir opinion. .-.
80 a. thc Central P'pac Hnro.i COM ih pi".,iH Ii
error, All. Che lllru ri.r DID rit" L. i,' 'i' W.
the ateI states tus % strci ~ i1". Mt tlini
Justice ate announced ihc dc Jon o. tHr CONT altriue
te JAZZ gucu; n said Ccut court m tbs cause d. H'","
court ,,--..--..-., a. nd.
So IO-TLe uitJd ~tatcs Il America appl1r against the
Union Pacific RAILROAD Company ct alJi.cied iOr reasu-
IN. M.
No Chester Arthur Collector &C. plaintiff In error
aef Thomas Prose- Mr. tii-J ustict Waic Announce
tie of Court nt aoiioh o. 7l!ss "nd
granting leave 10 p'uutG 30 r. POI to amend the VIM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-13
THE DEATH IN CENTRAL PARK.
10 CLUE 10 THE DEAD NAME IDENrIrl-P#03F q
SUICIDE.


SUICIDE.
The body of the man which was found i'll
Central PARK on sunday 5 lies the Morsue un;tcos
uizcd Tn 10 late hour yesterday. neither the police
nor tho coroncr had received any official notice from the
Central PARK police OF the fact Of suicide The body
bears two bullet wounds through the centre of The
forehead and the other in the breast. just below the
heart The clothing shows the waistcoat had been
unbu toned ana the pistol placed close to the shirt and
discharged The inner garment being blackened by the
burned powder Lieutenant Corcoran. Of the PARK
Police who took possession Of the articles found upon
the booy, stated that they had been delivered
TO The coroncrs which is denied by Coroner Woliman
The officer also said where the body was found ticte
was try proof show thIt the deceased man hd torn
down ne hrncLcs of tic pUcree 20 hCC his buN nom
view and lad been compelled to creep mo MS Ittitt
ON his hands and knees. and tit n "fdef 1tSl' lHc
evidence o. bis identity. lie torn lis DISCHARGE pa
ror from the Prl~sian army into small ~ cc- ana SEM
tered Item over ground tn" pieces, or rs MANY "i
tlem AS remained TIE lieutenant >fli were ~ lo-
card wa, found among The effects, called 40 The NorSuc,
hlt fail ed recognize tire body, while ifcui VINO WIS
with him stated that ht knew the face am thtu-i 10
DE al National Hail. hut DE- c"ud ''t ice
me-. her hi, name 1t simpsons p3wHsAolh 4 was
stated that November ga man answering ne deNt-
tiuu NJ the body had paWned SILVER Walch lni 100
dollars giving the Of Sohradcr. residing on f"uii
tocutu->t Among the articles found WAS % poem al
dressed 20 " Susie Wort lGame, az ltNhgjoI~t' ba'
no person Of that could be found al any house Oh
that street Yesterday.
Coroner Woltmo took charge OF the ease and post
murtcm examination WAS held, SLOWING tlal eiHcF
through tie brain and lodi ug m The base of the skull
The body was very much dccOupOSed, ard h" au must
have dead four five days Ihc man was OF small
frame, aoout twenty-five years OF age and evidently
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-13
TIE MEERILL WILL CASE.

The contest over the will of Mrs. Caroline
A. Merrill left estate Of nearly 100000, making
Cardinal BcClOskey her residuary lcgatee, will be
brought up court December Is Then Is expected
a large number OF witnesses will be called and both
parties seem TO look for long and severe contest
Mrs Merrill previous to her visit 10 Saratoga last sum
mer appeared 10 enjoy good health and her unusually
active dapOstiou was noticeable, but on her return 10
the Rossnore Hotel in August, her health failed aud she
had 20 be- carried from her room 10 her carraRe she
took her daily drive until within three weeks of her death
William E. Salter, the only nephew living LII this city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-13
FORGED INSURANCE RECEIPTS.

PROVIDENCE, Il. l., Nov. 12.-Danicl Muir
ply the agent here Of the PhwnX Lie Insurance Com
pany OF Hartford las been arrested Tor forgery. lie
confessed the crime, and committed 10 default OF
surely for tral. Murphy aaI 5000 receipts printed,
tuc SMILES of genuine. which issued {" the insurer
when IL premium piio, forrIu, the names of thc
score AIRY aud g-ne; agent. Tho genuine receipts De
returned to tie office of thc compan, win statement
tiit tuc party failed pay when ihc polio, would
be- cancelled. Murphy had issued forged c.rdncatts
enough to amouut 90 E3,4OJ tur fraud WAS dscoNcfcd
were printed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-13

Sunday afternoon ut her late residence In RaymondSt
She was the daughter OF Ehrdge Hardy ana ~ tue iso
Of twelve years began singing win th' y, -"
1T. f,,f,, e., ,Le larger cities OF Ncw-England and
Newport subsequently she sang with the Hutchinson
family Formerly sic w1s member % the caor OF ~.
PMS Chusch. EowYoTs aud at the tno 81 hcr ath,h
was connected with the c,or Of The Pacific street Mctho
dist Church Since her marriage, u 1850 To = H. ANS
DIN She hls resided In Brooklyn, and has frequently
sung on public occasions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-13
CuARars OF rLECrION FRAUDS.

ALRANY,N.Y., v.13.-COuHty- Treasurer Ma
than D. Wendell and ex-uPeryi,or Wmau were arrested
here this ate charges Of attempting 10 bride tire
Inspectors OF Election IN the FIRST Ward to alter HE
furs OF the late election in behalf of " JulsOu Cand
date en- the Republican ticket or CoG ~ Clerk. IhcY
held in tncir own rtcogni1tnc's. me EreHmg
J0gaui ur0uutuccs the charges. above base con-
spr IS, aud that when TIE case Do cNlmucd, they
Will bt exploded. Mr. Wendell cmphatca.ly denes me
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-13
TELEGRApHIc NOTEs.

PlmAD IPHIA, Nov. 1.-THE strike Of the carpet
In this city sim continues and includes the
Weaycrs Of four mills,
CHCAGo, NOV. Flight men Of next years
Chicago ban nine have been engaged They Ferg-
SON start Harbndge, Iarkiu, Cassidy sllnan, aukinson,
aud Arson.
CHICAGO. Nov. 12.-RpceYcr Otis's statement of
the aha OF abe state Savings Bauk SHOW lab itcS amount.
ing 10 $3.50 n and assets par value SJ0sGJ5l estimated
value, S2ie.11f.
81 Louis, Nov. 12.-Secrctary Of State McGrath
today under pcremptory wit OF mandamu- issued by
Court Issued certificate ~ election l. Netcalf
~ Congressman from the Third District 81 this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-13
No NONSENSE Anorr HIM

No NONSENSE ABOUT llIM.-Sccnc : REGISTRAR
Onrc.-Rcgisirar o. budcgooml N0T, sir, are sou
t!Hg To take this lady 10 be your welded wfcl BRIDE
groom: What dye mean by "Wllugi" You've moth
ing To- do with "wilIngs." I've said I'll lakeland RI
tdEc!-l Funny Folks.
Mr.. Evarts thinks Tom Paine died in torment
and therefore decline, To appoint Colonel Ingcrol
Minister 10 Berlin Perm tps rrHTIs Prime would make
good Minister To G"rmauI.-lN. Y. Graphic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-13
PROMINENT ARRIYALs.

Asfor House Judge Jeremiah ). Black, Of Penn
sv,aa ana ok tougrrssnau John b. Alley. ~ ia 'cha
tt n. rqa,is If.jsi-J. II. de Hrerrmanu Linden
croue Danish Minister WASHINGTON, ami john lut.' p
Ihlat,p iil......-Ftu ftgp' H..s.-N i.aH !. Hi7i"b
President NewNaTk New Haven and iatori KAN
road Company. ami General Daniel Tyler OF Alabama
Eprft-t rcr"sS1an $50 onion buihlf u ,,N'il
~ Y - Nsur- lUrK Con FRESHMAN cfu1H"o ID. hnftf
of MissIs. pp.-..-. HtItsor HecJ y audrn oi Nr'I
Virginia AMI Congressman char a. Adams ui t'h"ra
y. 1i.Cp Nous samuel ". ~o ilh' ., - .'Il,I
. EJcru HoUss- Iroo s-or j. y loI-ii, ~ Cai4ifist
1iass..S DtHtS IOitt ChabJu JOAu H. B,Elc5s L. - y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-13
REPORTED INDIAN FIGHT IN TEXAS.

GALVESTON, Tex, Nov. PA report has
reached Fort Clark that Lieutenant Bulls, with small
party scouts who crossed TIE Rio Grande near the
mouth OF the PccOs River. attacked by a body or
800 Indians and compelled Ia retreat The los, Is not
stated. Colonel Young has left Fort Clark with 200
cavalry 10 reinforce Lieutenant Builis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-13

CHICAGO. Nov. 12.-AlfIed +. Andrews has
filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy. His secured
Liabilities amount to SGI OOD and unsecured $4,000
OF the secured debts 80 900 due the American TX
change Bank Of NewIolk The assets are OF no value.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-13

and his wife were constant visitors nj the hotel during
her sickness Mrs sal or had accompanied her To oaia
toca. When Mr. Icrri,is sckn - became dahgrI%,us
sv took ro,r M fhc hpic rni remained there during
III, two weeks preceding ucr death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-13
ARMY ORDERS

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-By direction of the
President. First Lieutenant Rein c. Howell. Of the 2d
Artillery, is detailed Professor OF Military science and
Tactics at the Kentucky Uuiycrsiiy, Lexington. On
mutual application, First Lcutcuants james lier, Com
pauy ID, and james UhO, Company l., ID Infantry, viii
exchange companies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-13

Mfr Beatty, Washington, y j. ,sellsSl .OOOPianos
VI fort4S7. 10 .paseree
NERVOUS DEBILITY, Impotence, Weakness
~ " the organs ~ Generation, &C, speedily radically
cured by WINCHESTEKS SPECIFIC PILL. Two ~ sir
usually sufficient Price ~ per box six boxe. -
Send for circular. Prepared by MINCuESTEK a Co
Chemists, 50 John at, Now IVIk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-13

Now the elegant. ami incomp baths
LAFAYETTE place Tho bathing apartme deep
and 20 feet c and httcd heretofore u.
own IN this country. Mrs ALoE CAFES {. T. RYAN, NJ. d.
FT0puetOr-