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A mutlnv Of serious nature occurred
near the More ligAfship OH Tuesday night. q I.
Is NJ about 10 o'clock, on hoHrl the American
ship the New World outward hound. IT,, va--
sci was manned by mixed crew. and the Lri-
tain having observed mut.aous disposition
anon. some oi them. went on sntfe on rru Pc
INK the More and had IN interview win TIE
American Consul. who sait hroouli 10 nothing
in the matt sr. IN" snip hHVin- pro 'redrd 50 tar.
and hr advised the Captain 20 - on his voyage,
hut n put ln" rnsl' nlrls IN IRONS. The cap
tain accordingly adopted rigorous measures,
when seventeen Of tn crow drew knives on the
ruto. One man ATTEMPTED TO stab the mnte
twice, nud succeeded IN slightly wounding hlnL
The mnt- fired MS revolver "a sHli-d"f"noe. IN
tonlins only to Istbe the man. tut the shot
Killed hin4 on the si.0t. Two 9th ,rs Of tho crew
jumped overheard ana were drowned.
private tux Unopened - b. vlthln hHiling
distance. und thr n.D-t'r o.. her WIS cent with
an urgent message To- hsr NDestys ship Dun
can. H. n ash , q Admrt! SIR william Hat
C0nmanlrr-iu Chief attic More. r"que s. ng
nssst.nc. m luellm. the dsmrlanct Tie
Admiral ut on - d'spnt,hel the Snrerncss ting
with patty oi forty armed sail m ana thirty
,rmed innrir,. wnn tooc .htr-n oi tne ~.
found TINT four n 'he crew bad -.cretrA them
solves on tolr. and ther wore then put ON the
liun'nn for tn nlsl;. IA, We're sen, back to
grow roWphfi ned NJ their food. -fgt.ns fUat the
meat .ry.i ont 20 them ntnfsN; .iupN. Adj
World every ass stance. anu has personally Wise
t'ni tli" ship twuor. som" liiile dId utv arts, $
ms 10 holding u Iuii 'iM inquiry into m matt. r..
IT bong d ubilu whose lurlsli'tlon tine b ,ne
World talked OF sowing up th" body of the man
VINO was shoi nnn thrOwlh- u overheard, CON
tending ihat the English cNi authortic, could
NOT luwuly Interfere. An 9TH 'rr pro 'r'd"l 70
fhr Admiralty yesterday Tor luStru fioAs. Int
was re(orrrd 10 III" n lmr O0oo. An appllri,t II
viii, however, ne mute 20 Nh. Gu -. tho ma sis-
affair hn~ cNusei great "X vehement At Sheer
ness and in the Isle ol Shcppey.
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Who Objected to Ki.sIna, hut not TO Stealing
from his Ncixhbors.

f'T' ''e'r' S.,,'.' -.
Another clerS Nfnon mas Iallcn from Elnco
nnd S0n" 70 ION inc slnlui army mat Is uHNrl-
ling down the wide amt Vilded wayto rcrdlti'n
HIS name IS hugh I. NWsuc, Tor tl' lasr year
pastor pI "a. Jon-trgatonnl chut'h'r AT f's II
dcrO rl1 Fairvew. san Matro county. whcn
comm. tl'n 10 hnd prosctNru nonornniN uMh
lNsi work wh'n nc rnrrFu cN properly lhtt ne
did not own. lie ls ahJu' 80 years Of age and
40 iui RON pring on" oil inc ordrr ~ EuSnrts
sistor. VINO ~ young and good LOOKING, ne m
weighed bitterly ngnlnst "rtuln fam's ~ toriehs
Wiiich were played ia riNni cvnGltght"h
wherein the forietsw.ro redeemed bv k,ssrs
ono dry iNsf week walsh" ordtrH' ,rnn OF OH
in Gnrretson 9 store at Pcs"ndero. III" -hles-
trl,s " n" returned mo NC store ,NHlsl,
suddenly jumped up win u''h arms clilsp ng
rs ni"0mrn ~ tnou@h ne naN UNI lemon 81
nNrenr-s k'Sing. striking. ana htinE WYNN
MS inefi'f.nn rushed pui eN laimlhS. us
dlarrh ~ Wih lH inc u"an "t me YET ! ne
clirh W'hl on NltN ms WoINs anu III t'lnE ~
the sd'en short timc nitor found 5000 IN silver
gone. Iu" anilr WIS eNpln,ned 20 Gnrre'son.
hnu - thDi T. was no one nut Nn,she IN wy store
While th' clerk was after INC on Matcn WIS
~ over az ms movements. ~ ~" n,orhlh|
Naishr TOOK the stag" Tor SAN Mhtoo. NNirrt-
son tonk norsrh, ousvN INV k"pt !le s,iFe
.NMlinN. Al Nln MuI'n Nll~H' t"'h w run
Tor S'n frNnrs'p. Oart"'s"n started LOT W."
hi'lI 'Pule ~ lir same cat, uthihE p'ti'i
tUunS I'M tcit-IhpN, ng lNr u'n'tiNe ~ H''t
nm. On inc arrival "i t,r p"r'N m tns Guy
N"ishe registered al me lus- h"use anu W'7
SHOWN "a MS room. Narlt tS"h az 'nct sun !"
uin rSiun to MS room, Nhrn Tue loilvWing ih-
trN,W Wfurr'd; u-,.,.c,. a.. .,.
cnsn account whi'h | must + 1nIre you 10 eN-
pap ana mlke soon. ...,. A.. c,r-o,.a, T
:, 40 moi uib r-'Nnu You. MI varrcts"n.
hn"W holnlhk "i your tHs"' SUI W. 49, il,i
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cHARHED ny 4 sNIkE
Tho venomous Pinything OF Luke brewers
Cbildren-A UorriBcd Father.
ANNAPOLIS. OCT. 2p-Mr. Luke Brewer

ANNAPOLIS. Oct. 2o-Mr. Luke Brewer
lives near the !o'k IN THIS city. md Is father Of
n little girl and boy agrd respect vely nine AMI
SIX year,. He covered on Saturday last that
his children had boon in "a" habit of playing
with water snake threr aud a half feet IN
length. ItHpp'ur, that the reptile had made us
land homo puicrnHdth the XII hen flooring Il
Mr.. Br, W"r iwHlllng md came tht uer thrOuEh
IN oriilre jan The ground Just outside the hous'.
The tile girl on saturday informed her father
that they had pretty pct. Just ike an col, that
came ou' of n hole in the ground, and played
with them and the kittens. lie asked ihe child
10 show him where & WAS. hut WAS told that q
would not coma out wnIia h. WAS there. lie lelt
Tor u few minutes and while returning WIS mt
hy his daughter WHO shd sn. had Gale her
pit. and II wis now PLAYING with her brother.
Tive frightened father hnstened 10 the yard.
and WIS almost paralyz'd with frtr on disroy-
erlng mis- little tov rarrss Ing the snNk"S tread.
He ordered the little fellow away. The child re-
lu 'tnnfly complied by II piping hack wherrupon
The father e. Z'd a club. when the reptile began
10 make for It's ten. The boy thcn moved townr'i
II. calling II enieurins nam =. and WAS about 10
pick II mp whom Mr.. brewer spat hrd IT.,
against the earnest and fearful entreaues 81
the children. The hoy. u robust. hearty itile
fellow. refused ~ be comforted. abstain ~. from
fond tn rest ot Tia day. and begging 10 be- al
loved to hriuS The dead erak INFO M" hQu- 4.
Dir Brewer thinks that the children had been
anus n themselves al summer with tIelr
he
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fINANcIaL ASH COMMERCIAL
SATURDAY. Nov. 3-P. M.-Thc opcratl

SATURDAY. Nov. 3-P. M.-Thc operations
Mt the Stock Exchange reflected simply n bro
kcrs' market but prices were steady until near
the close Of husinrss. whom q decidedly strong
tone WIS developed. and the highest figures Of
the day were generally established in the final
hour. A Tuesday will be legal holiday. 1t IS
not probable that any important movements
will bo recorded until after election. hut the
bulls express confidence in higher quotations
later in the week. based upon an expected early
passage OF tho Army and Navy Appropriation
bills. and n hope that tho Silver bill will meet
with favor in both branches OF Congress. There
werc considerable purchases in response 10
this view. although the aggregate volume OF
business was less than on any day for
Western Union and tho Nnrthwostcrns repre-
sertn1 the larger transact on-. the first nauet
having ranged at GS ADrGS ,4Wi0's. with 81. Paul
common : cent. better. al % a and Nortl west
ern preferred =. NJ Is Western Union anil
Northwestern common were each x h'pher. and
Dcawar' and Hudson and New York Genital
en-h 4, p cont. m " and lO1A respectively. At
lantie and lITf' I"'rer nh wis moro actively
dealt In at - 3 n2342l for odd lots. "a 22's and
Michigan Central advanced Il & cent. from
6ils - dj.. Tho Hannibal AMI ST. Joseph
rNur's moved up . and d. e cent. 10 1874 and
2sE flr the conn on and preferred respectively.
ar Eric. us a sn pInlh Mail WIS flrmat an adj
vance at a. Delaware. Lick awnnna AMI W, ST.
ern was unuAnally puiet M 5p~eA5O 7a5OA, and
Ohios sold at 9i.m9 h. the remainder OF the lls
having been neglected.
Tho followns talle represents tho opening.
hilhe-t and lowest sales. rcgurr way Of tho
Triu 'luul to'ks iur.nG the past wees. together
with the number ~ shares dealt Ia.
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MRS. srALLTsTER's MARIA Es.
Three Husbands Living, ind not Single Di
vorce-Couvicted OF BIgamy.

A ycar ago this fall Mary Z. McAllstcr
between 80 and 60 yeHrs OF nge. canic to Oak
land County and made 1t her residence. She
WIS prepos-cssing In the township of Pontinc
rosidcd well u do farmer mined Lux" T.
Phillips. ono Ol the pioneers Of Oakland COun-
". H. was - widOwrr very don't AM rapidly
becoming nilrm with age. Mrs. VI Aluet'r
made his nruunintnnce. md they wer' married.
Three months ago n cnrd appeared In the Pom
tiac papers nom Mr. Phillips notifying the pub
lie not TO trust his wife,as he would pay no
debts OF her cOntrl ction utter that dntr. HIS
wife began nrocccdn-,s for divorce. nllegin :
in1dolity on the pnrt oi her husband. She took
before the Prosecuting Attorney fourteen
year- old girl. md had her swcnr that on % cor
tain OCCASION Mr.. Phillips attempted 70 assault
her. Mr.. Phillips WIS arrested. The charge
was subsequently noNe proseqUed. the kirl
making another aflityt thnt shC had been led
to make tine charge by Mrs. McAlstrr.
Mr. Phillips. assisted 10y Legal counsel and
friends, Investigated Mrs. NcAllisters ante
cpdnnts. They found that she had been nnr-
red four times before her marriage with Mr..
Phillips. and that two ~ her husbands were
still living A charge ~ bignny WIS preferred
against Mrs. McAlhster. and she was commit.
ted TO jail. On Thursday she WIS tried. anil
three Of her husbands were in court ngan
her. The Jury wore scarcely locked in the room
when they signal I'd to be released. and returned
verdict oil guilty. Tho accused Eat calmly
throughout the trial, now and then whispering
e. her counsel. and heard tho verdict with in
difference.
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he Conduct or Life.

Tom gm.fp. Nl14-fle
BE II good THAT We $780, rtusfrit
GiNIn. saul uINi nui ,ti'n-f 70 hc iced.
1t ls pierce fhr alri rnre lul pn-s rlrou.h II
AMI compass the tln- uAt We need
Docs fHtc asa far. Cloud. hln- over.
Aud c''rf nnf ItNi- iNm tn lgnff
INts utt. Innc, t.r htnrtnf the lnter'
Must vfnns o.. 90, victor cd usAtf
Vein Fate t rf freedom f0r each one
ln maze 0f tH iiai 49, Dee 'lIl.
Ant lr Inlfs .i ll fortune mat roach one
MaS mann, but rloy never shall Nil.
Eur onwari nrl inward pursuing
~ AIN rIff f- 10000. fnr llHif nv
Adtlu- w. u-tn tu tuN -trcu.ti %, ivy doins.
IHon anit uu 30, nNf 'niui % 'ho way
AMI though fnouart husld with .nail things.
ff.itli U'thl.tI thf. hfr fnHF Do
~. tHe utmost ln tHHi iul "a uli things
inuH sll shall Ac noble sni flp,.
Is,-t p,ou iuyef htit De With fnn measure,
~ miiGs Min ccldn,ss ~ hate
" AhSr. ine iur ~ IT, pl a,urN.
lhS passi~n Mat -1J"Gs ~ estape
Sc to every man tar ani % woman
r. .pf,.ie, ini tuter. AMI rlr.
roo riut own Nu ms hrsf. lut or no man
o. hss than "a brother snouh 40.
80 lirinI thv t-H lull 70 nuln'VT.
m prNco fhnu shalt pass ~ The grsvo,
Thou shalt hu down ana rest thee nni slnnhcr,
Beloved by tho goOd AID the brave.
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coyfrDnG WOMEN suINDIED.
Some Remarkable Revelation. that Followed
the Arrest OF AN Iowa Doctress.

DIES Morris. Iowa, Oct. lo-Abqut year
ago Anthony CoWsto < ~ tue ; ret 7 -tll : r
vice noticed N 1sc kytaniIy ? ger ppni she'd
Ont the Union. and Is cons l-rei one % tho
best. an advert .ment careiu y worded. ami
especially directed g. women wlo Were un'or-
tunate in their love AFFAIRS. lcf'er addressed
tner inforinit'on. Nr Ccn.siD. X dis oy-r.l
that the advert -rment HuAnHt-d from the ON %
OF q woman VINO bad a shin-l- stu + CUT as Is
doctor. whose spsc.liy WIS tr di- SOS ~
women. 20 on" seemed O. knNw anything OF
her in the CITY. nor Cd shrgj. porto l.i.vra any
practice H-r IN read. Dr. Sarah A. srti-
all from abroad. ana she was m q ialr way 20
have pl"thor.- pulse until Nr. Con -ic H. "a
the s-uis- % II boarding. 'hool elrl ani ~
Iarried woman. beg 4 corr, sionq nee WIN
her. which developed TIE IA thu, she w0s the
Love Powder" or " Love secret" as sle
termed II. which possots ii a charm which no
power could resist wnen admin -'ered accord
ing to dir-et ors. HaXnS ser9red sum zen,
and procured the arrest OF tae woman on The
cbarsr Of sending obscene literature through
In hrr Once w'ro thousands ~ lettrrs from
youns iadi.s. AZ OYER ID" conntty ord ~ iu'
Love secret Cta .o-urs oil fenui- s'ml-
obtained the nanits o! youAs r.so' S.. 10 wAom
introtU tory MT o. g We're - NJ. amt ir s.v ID.
o. the mos, nntrd rli POM rr s-in nnr.es 10
names wnicn. II pulls led. would surDr So an
LINE Sriei a. ho,.1 i.', ~ an w
clersymen. lawyer, co. - PRO. --N.-. ul
rich merchants ar" r'pr e"ht'0 Odd tnr ".-s ~
CORES pprd'n q. lfpM nralr crff ~ .l' lh
the Culnu. FROM 5000 ~ t'il' Il.' $3.50 Nr
rnr"e leItels, SLOWING t.nttte' Aa NJ. t.e
slIueion IRON iuner n w 'h, AZ ''lS
oil inquiry. and ogae.s .or the rre.ls .oc .r
specl.i prn' III ana t.' i'lAe nj 'A' d, l't
spow TINT ny 81 L Inc io.fn We 7Fi
about with facue lnts G. circulars, % Wa h.tnc
following il eouy;
srcrrr
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The total number OF shares dealt in WINS 81 -
- ., ,,'hi.r I ~. : -. - I a M g..
tyo, -, WI ~ 81 ~ n, u $500
Nrs'rInn tnlon' o uoJ, - faN.. . Yuu' lov, pr
frrr"f. l,lF. DelnwArN, IL savanna and W est
crn. 800, NOrthwr Stern. 600; DO. preferred J..
9slO. Erie . 200 De.nvnr.anl Hudson Canal
1 DON. p ,riI. RrtT 1 non. N-,. Y, I'd. I.nt,.,i
-, S,,..t ~,n' =, " t-os ~, h
49, " Nl-Hll Si'litIifl i.'O - los "a Ndii~l l
ON AtNntr ana fa'lN Tel gram company.
hot, Hannlhll uni -. Joseph. 600: do. pre-
tprrei ) 10. Illinois Central 80. C.. c. C. and
7 01o. IN i.ur, md A Ifon 1,,. :, I an IN. i
ir'o Nrc"rtn7r io6. n,,irts I,cr IN. r ., -
~ @i--u'lr-lt II t'V' w 49, ~ At'u
fr'h@' - orr wayne. y ana Harlem. ~.
III III GOlA MArNtt So uittipn WIS tam" nut
strndy tone chara'terI q tho TRANSACTIONS,
which wore all Dffrrfal III 100 a.
In iaus tfe rstes nnf fsr na,tlr. lsianca. curr,i
We, {. .i. D ,fl 4 r. Gems
III, ;n'ul as~.ts. A. ~, ,;,4 re,,rfro,, ~ .r St,t
Exchange we re- 81 -, 90 :. IA heaf,c, - 36l74nri
curr,rr. balance. = 5.y ~ ~, sr,.s lin ~ .
We. hs..s bcenfar ar.ln,n. IT, s,s 3s- ~ n, $ M
T-t-urv IA M f,-fv 10 -. 10 m, ic. ot n 4.
l.rfltl ,..f ti., ,,,.l ~ ~ b.t
49, - t'' ~, ~ 49,. 80
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Al Anctrnt Lutheran Medal.

Mr. VI l. Sheets has a smun silver metal,
sunpu.ei tnhays ONrn 1880 honor vi Marian
Lu.t.ts D5oIs ltis 90 alive. aud aludt sN al d..
cNei on one see i design reirr'euun. The hand or
fhc LORD hudlus the srNrn candles nNi nae onic read
INK hv their lisht the Bh nn the lrver- Is ,, pre-.
de new covenant 81 lhe Relo mstHn Aronnd ~ edo
ot The medal there IS German Inscription II 10 W IN
out date P,of P. c Beer L OF ns opinion tAat iivas
struck II 1880
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Love. OF Iiiiputtana



Bcss your heart" responded the ma
~ n - when appealed to on tho subject. you
ought n see 'em NJ i. They couldn't do ii IN
m better shap u they we're grown people. and
Then they do have t1elr little love affairs
Just Ike ordinary mortaisf'
Nos. indeed. DIDN'T you know that Commo-
dor- Nuu was engaged TO Mss Jennie Quic-
was II aware ~ the fact"
well. IFS so. And tell you for so little
fellow. he can show up ~ mu 4 green eye as
Cna Of ~hukes podr-s 81 aractarS.
jealous is be -
Jealous rs o,hello. IL don't begin 70 toer,
erHte rivalry. Why. one night one OF those old
theatre. dNnning attendance on the ballet girls
,r the sl.fr- So who fancy they need Wt. l.
enc. brought 'arrlase to take home Miss
Amer 'an eirl. she il. Aud DE tried 70 play the
gdiant ~ putting On Miss QuGl"ys shawl
L stens Nut. as brave ne b. werr about 70
the rrel.l l-r's hand. h. said W tn freezing Dig
rty. Ihenk YOU j atieni 20 mis- Young lady
myself TIE old fellow didn know whether 10
he amused " rsu.t-d. but the Commodore was
uNfu g rIled.
~ hM did Mss QuiSley say :"
o.. she acted Ike LITTLE lady. md wasn't
hnli as % u'h cut up as A good many bigger wO-
mon might hive been
"Wa- tne comm2d2re very administrative in
Wasie5 H. vas a good deal worse than
hen Is about her chicks. Why you might nave
ssen It from before the iootlights II you had
looe.d sharn."
How -pi'
"Oh. why he put In n good denl moro love
business tlan there ever WAS written in the
plgy. and was always lowering around where
She was. showing his foot up against the ladder
when ~ re WIS no danger ar its slipping. and u
lgzsn nule thinss Ike TINT think. too. TINT
" - Qn-iey used g. Ike 10 tense him for sh"
generally took good deul Of time - whisper
inio the giants car. and the COmnodore always
s"..l0'l Zoo gtt Ndl rty about { NJ Interval
"a d NJ mean to say thNt Nutt Is Jealous OF
ih" LHutI
"Weli amt suro; hut It looks a good deal
lhcu."
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dcspise the custom certain mon have NJ rails
ing their hats to Ladies Lucy stone And gentlemen
desni-o tho way ladies' have o raising their hat, nj the
theatre that tho men who sit behind them can't enjoy
tile ballot worth cent
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Fon Ne P1iioih Nsrs
A catfish Weighing Iii rounds Was IN cvhi-
biuon Tor awhile N the nafxct hou-i ti. morning. o.
was caught uoul line Dy Mr. Nln. Echtr ans ai.r
no exhibition was over II sawed " huge scaks
and lo4d
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STEAMBOATS, ano liallru1os.
PENNsYLvANIA nAILEoAn
Axn rNifEh srHHffEsN HI1fifH ROUTE

AMI ~ ~ n, I'M M y ~ i.7 s"uiH
Trains leave New YORK VIA Desorcsscs and coruands
Esnsss 10 iarr .tar Pttsenrsn the Wet and South,
70! yrn.a,por.; Loe9 Haven; CORY and Erie, SO
c'nirr ami y, On Regions For wuiainspor, and
rGE Bii,morc wa'hins.en, and the South, Limited
NSsnisnn or Tuiprn rts ,,hins mar,
P NJ R,snlal a, /, - a NJ, &c, and s'sDPM san
ESTE, iSF rA,1'p9is Ta9 so S'o tn,sp
ss.7 aud : 80 i IL. Eni.ran, aud Second ois.S I
trains at lcr-,v CITY aroniirs speedy and direct
~ nam. 10 Ss%GE. Easabe,h Railway, Princeton,
Irn.oa rsr.h An,os, Fs,nng,on. selvidcIc, AMI
Tran AyeVfr%G r - go sn so io'to IN
ssSX 5io ia S.io .nd iYio p 3 Sa "
losrN sSnaa;. lo''o5. so ic.i& liSoH NJ. SO
rsic, once. $50 and 90 Brcsaw,y. Astc! Mea,..
jeEsy l-.lys Ksisg'at Ticket ores. Ss,,isTy Niaos,
cement. ,Ianas.r Gen Pass.n.et Asent
ITO PHILADELPnta
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
TIE oLprsrABLIsHFD ROUTE AND Snort LYs
NEW YORK ASb TiiiiILADELrulA
TuIR7rEY IgF2reg TT1lYs EScH DAnr'
'''-'@ no IS >eWloSk '-' -
Double rracs. the Mo, Improved Equipment, and tn.
Fastest Tim consistent vita soSjute safety.
oqooi aver Jgne, Is, is77
SfrSnit.,. fe 'rr a. oiisvs, Wa '''0'''''' ana
s6FM s9lsSs.'St w. 1. 5. - G. :. And and 20 VI '"'
Boats m Brooklvi Annex" connect with all thrcnsh
r.c9 f,r BroaSyn iragsi ''''' 'p'e'Y -'A N'''''
an, i y @,i;a 8 ,, ,rys IS 2 " sss,7.
I 4 a. u VI uffll IA
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t'rrs1ld q1ilt,3.

4 CERTAIN ttIf lor h,allcno. constipation
u tIe. .i-,.. weakness. ~
|Hu- i..i.. ''rH.. -'r. pr hNfi.c tr
.I|fi.' frtllNr l.
N0.ni I''..U.i. H'i 'lN lr"' 90 Blonme e.
A TTINVION, rNTIENI~ 80 Boni i -Con
- -Ni li lh1i y. itHu Nt.. fUo - Ril Diseases 4
iN ''HNsn0 .HI' -nIn ii.'i'i o. radically clua
nH. HEIDlSD~ Le,ENTI OF IITE l-,'o-,,
t.l' r." '.p. .!- d. lists ,u1pirl ,fe N-tu-
aNN'i f, trfrr-t,t .t.r Sew 'os.
DtNEN>I~ or MTN n .'rrrlN curr iroN 3 /,
- 'r.Nt ID. n1 a...t g. Va 81 .f ST i.ar etn Nv
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-09-18

just after the strike, when Solos
mon closed the discussion by telling
the sluggard to 20 to the ant, the
sluggard replied, with a knowing
wink, that he had a much softer thing
than that. Gas how?" inquired the
proverbial monarch. 81 will start a
savings bank" replied the man of
inertia. The monarch nodded slowly
twice or thrice, and went away to get
shaved. The next time he met the
sllggard, that deliberate individual
was riding in gold mounted carriage,
with coachman and footman in livery,
and, in reply to the monarch's nod,
he just pulled up to say that he was
going over to Europe for q little while,
till the furry blew over. And Solo
mon went back into his sanctum and
wrote; Better is a handful of quiet
ness than bank book as big as Biz
BILE -with travail and vexation Of spir-
il"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-09-18
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1877.
EVENT and COMMENT.

w. d. Coleman's term In the Peni-
Tertiary will expire the 26th of Octo-
Der, and he announces himself a quasi
candidate for the Legislature. We
have long thought good many of the
members OF the Legislature could be
spared for the Penitentiary, but we
had not thought of sparing any of the
cOnvicts for the Legislature.
Alas for Bob Crawford. No longer
ia he Osman Pasha. The Turkish
Minister says Osman was born in Asia
Minor, of Mussleman parentage, and
Bob. We know, was born down here
in the red brush of Hawkins.
Parse" Lamkin has spoiled things
again in Pittsylvania county, and the
Conservatives agree not to make any
nominations. Augusta, Roanoke and
Washington have done likewise.
Capt. John Avis, who was John
Browns jailer at Harper's Ferry in
1858, few days ago, in a difficulty at
Orkney's Springs, Va, killed James
Johnson.
Mr.. Oliver Schoolcraft, the lately
reputed wealthy young gentleman of
Richmond, who bought the Rich mond
Enquirer, and married Miss Matte
Ould, has been appointed captains
clerk on the United States steamship
Hartford, which ia now under sailing
orders for the South Atlantic Station
IT was Frank Hainur, from Warren,
Ohio, who fell from his balloon last
week at Glade Spring Depot and was
killed. His companions kept their
appointment at Abingdon next day,
but they flew lower.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-09-18
How Crawford Escnped.

Next, recourse was had to the files
of the Wing, and there, in the paper
of Friday, November 30, 1855, was
found the following.
ESCAPE OF A CONVICT. On
Monday night last, about s o'clock ,
a convict named c. Crawford made
his escape from the penitentiary,
where he had been but recently con-
fined under sentence Of five years in-
prisonment for burglary committed
in Wythe county. He was working
in the shoe department, and on Mon,
day by feigning sickness obtained
permission to 60 to the hospital for
medicine. Instead of going there +,
however, he went to his department
in the prison and removed his name
from the door. He then returned
and managed to conceal himself in
the shoe>shop, At night when the
prisoners were locked up it was obs
served that the name had been re-
moved, and as it is sometimes the
custom to change prisoners from one
cell to another. the guard supposed
Crawford had been assigned a place
in the lower gallery. and no suspi-
cion was excited. Meantime Craw-
ford remained in his place of conceal>
ment, and after the oe-shop had
been finally vacated for the night he
arraycd himself in suit of clothes
be onging to convict whose term
had nearly expired, and which had
been placed there for repair. A fine
pair of boots, just finished for a citi-
zen of Richmond, was conveniently
near, and he did not scruple to take
them, leaving his prison shoes in
their place. His next movement was
to procure some bridle-reins and lash
together two pieces of scantling, by
means of which he scaled the wall,
and set off upon his journey unob>
served by any one.'