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HELP for the weak, nervous ana de-
biIitsted. Chronic and painful diseases
cured without medicine. Electric Belts
and other appliances, all about them,
and how to distinguish the genuine
from the spurious. Book, with fuI par
ticulars, mailed free. Address PULVEk'
nAcHER GALvANIs Co., Vine street,
Cincinnati o. 60 - .a-..
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Q. STEIN METZ
Paper Box Manufacturer.

Nos. 1911 and 1913 Main street, up stairs
told Union Hall. IL now prepared " make
s!l kinds OF Fancy and Plain Paper Boxes
In IA good style and at ~ low prices ~
any house In tn" cruntr,. orders rom
the country promptly attended ".
iNlD-.KC
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BEWARE OF IIITiTro:s.

The genuine l.. {. MIL,>-s
LIVER PILLS are rcycr susrr cy~.-i.
Every box has rci W. seal q
the lid, with the impression II.
McLANE's LIVER Pills.
The genuine M:LANE'S L'"rR
PILLS bear the signatures ot G
McLANE and FLEMING Bios. IN the
wrappers.
h0- Insist on your druggist or
storekeeper giving you the genuine
DR.. c. McLANE's LIVER Pills, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
To those wishing to give DR.. c. McLAsI's
LIylR PrLLs a trial, We vii mail pos, paid to any
PAN Of the United States, one boz Of Pills for
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh. Pa.
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Dortie ciumn advertisements, so per
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All disbursements, except for establish
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Bills witt, regular advertisers rendered
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All bills due ON the first appearance OF
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Yearly advertisers will be confined to
their legitimate business, and all adver-
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Symptoms of Diseased Liver.
DAIN in the right side, under the
edge of the ribs, increases on pres
sure; sometimes the pains in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder-blade, and
it frequently extends to the top OF
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-
taken for a rheumatism in the arm.
The stomach is affected with loss OF
appetite and sickness; the bowels in
general are costive, sometimes alter
native with lax; the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with dull,
heavy sensation in the back part
There isgenera.ly considerable loss
ofmemory, accompanied with apaln-
ful sensation of having left undcne
something which ought to have been
done. A slight, dry cough is some
times an attendant. The patient
complains ofweariness and debility;
he is easily startled, his feet are cold
or burning, and he complains of a
prickly sensation Of the skin; his
spirits are low; and although he is
satisfied that exercise would be bene-
fetal to him, yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitude enough to try
it. In fact, he distrusts every rem
edy. Several of the above symp-
.oms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few Of them ex-
listed, vet examination Of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively dcranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. c. McLANE's LIVER Pills,
IN CASES OF AGUE AND IryER, VIXEN
taken with Quinine, are productive
ofthe most hap1yrc.U,ts. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory
TO, or after taking Quininc. We
would advise al WHO are afflicted
with this disease to giyc :hcm :
FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements. I'D
rs simple purEa;ive, the. agc TN
equaled.
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

nor THE SPEEDY CURE or SEMINAL
i Weak n 80. Lot Manhood. and all "
Ordr brought on by lndiscT-tIOn or Ia
eos Any druggist haS he Inyr.a Tents.
Address DR. JAQCE- a 90,
bsskc Cincinnati
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Re RESTORED 70 Health .s;,a , sy the
nd never falling treatment used at the
OLD WEsTEKS MEDICAL IssTiTUTE, M
sycamore, IT Cincinnati, y. Il frees the
systeu OF ali skin and blood dlseasEs,
speedily cures eIhaustiog nervous weak
.ess, and i'm parts strength and energy 70
Tulnd and body. Call, or send stamp for
ygEE and confidential advice, which ex-
plains the only correct nd mnon -s-ns<
mode Of cure. No charge 70 responsible
De sons for treatment tilI cured. Aeficat-
"a baths used sp2Segc
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rrrr SAMPLES TO AGENTS. LADIEs
tktl Combination Ssedle-oook, with
TILL Cnromos. Send stamp. y. !1ck
SewBsd ford. Ma .ishn
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Terms, by Mali, in Advance
DAILY REGISTER.

DAILY REGISTER.
One year ......".....sS C9 Three months...ss W
TRI.WEEELY REGISTER. ".
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
One copy, yr...S w One copy,s mos.S2 o.
WEEKLY REGISTER.
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SIMPSONS
Livery and Feed Stables.
Owing % the Grant House hr., / have re-
moved 10 the
CENTRAL HOTEL STABLES,


Where Z Will BE- pIsassi . zee alt nv
customer and The pc bile generally. With
am ~ repaired To answer al calls satisiac.
toriiy.
POSY PHAETOS-Ihzysa Basket Plis--
ton. 80 table Tor ladies Al d children.
sTYLIHH DRIVING WAGOSs-Y,r
cOmmerc a. travellers &C
LAsDAU5, ONSIBCssEi, 3c-Elsgant
LandAus and BArpucns,, for wedding :.
hOppinzs, &c, first-clsss teams. anu all
the requisites Of Ftrst-,lass stables.
special attention 10 tsed!s and board.
ing horsss, Ar. PRICES Low.
sly friends are especially Invited 70 C u
at my new stables, where. not withs,sr,t-
/ Ing my losses by IRE, am prepared. ey.L
/ better Than before, 10 furnish livery L, ali -.
! Aplseodb IT.. dsB
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cx= .s.;;,s .S:s
49,, after May Il. 1877. Iassen ger
ID anu Leave a. follows, Wheeling
S-'' r.SygOUND 7RAiNS.
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{, : stops al all stations. between
w, and Cumberland; No. - stops
"- ~ cations between Wheeling and
atm.
, 1877-01-03
FRANCE.
bTOitM.


PARIS, jan. "A tremendous gallo has been
raging on tho Atlantic coast OF FRANCE. Two
villages were threatened with destruction by
high water. Several lives nrc lost. Ono OF tho
telegraph cables between Franco and England
has parted.
nAHKnulT.
LONDON, Jan. "a Parls telegram to tho
Times announces tt.ut tile Banquc Frnnco-il ilol.
lan1als has been declared bankrupt.
DOUBLE TRAGEDY At NICE.
Nlce has talked of nothing, tlcso three days
past, hut llIe murder Ut Countess Ertlody.
Tic Countess was remarkably beautiful and
elegant wo1.iasi, n blonde, with blue eyes; we'll
l.nnra kafcck. Sl,u wah about 80 years oil. For
twD yrara shn has been protected by STgnOr
Santcll1n who,n sllu trst met ut Laden. Tall,
sialwart, hlnckhaired nMd lnust1cscd. very dis
ttnKilsheh III manner and dress, Nustciloni waa
tho typical handsome Italian tenor. lie WIS 81
ycarsn nld Fora long tl,nn he has spent tho Season
Ut N!ce mi! Monaco.
Countess Er.loiy had still considerable for
tune IN sIlte ut the numerous breaches 4lle had
made In It, especially since her acquaintance
with Masteloni. lie made her nn o1Tur Ut mar
rlasc. She dcrlinctl II, and therp was q quarrel.
THIS was two months ago. Der. ~ A!astcitoni
On thu Countess.
At tho moment she was chatting with friend
In tho salon. ehu went To the door herself,
having the i1rst Visitor With, hcr. femme DC
EnAlhsACs kt&E%A ~ ASNt HC& 4hlN tllo
.iining-roun,. hhu rcaIstcd: he pushed her in
and turned tho key in the lock. Tho femme da
cl,a'nLrc, who Ind con,o ont OF tho salon,
Listened ut the gtass door,.
Tllu Countess had seated herself; Slastc]loni
WIS talking to her Will, animation. All ut onca
ehe exclaimed: "Lct ulc 70: Wish tp so.''
The SANG Instant t~o reports rang through the
lh,tlst. The femmc dc cl1a.nhr0 broku paue
with her clcnc1lch fist. She saw her 1ntsirrss
stretched Oh the floor md bathe1 in blood. The
hall had entered below the eyo. The Countess
died three llours later, never having Ee.all,cI
consciousness.
Mnstcllunl had shot himself IN tho mouth, the
hnll lodging tn MIA throat. lie was caErled u
the hospital, hut only to die undrr the hauds ol
the k4EEeuAH.
, 1877-01-03
SUICIDE,

JAk@*Uls
". X. Martin. lately an employe Of hurley &
Tyrrcll, crockery ucalcrs, committed suicide ut
the Eopich lfousc, corner Of Randolph street
mud Fifth avenue, at 10 O'Clock last night,
by shoot!ny himself through tho left
breaat, near tho nipple, with Blue
Jacket No. l pistol. Within ten
minutes from the ttne OF tho report the poor
unfortunate was i corpse, uespIta tile skill Ut
pr, !. 7. Neynolls., NJ tause ean At p!reacnt bu
Lillty tilyulgcl IN letters left by him ai,i al-
tlrrsseu tu 7. J. Martin, Of No. 9i North stats
street, to ". G.. Erb, and to ueorgu ". AM
broe, of the Epe.ifg Journal news-1oom. TIC
latter note Is a. follows:
George; shouid succeed In what am 10 unaer-
taku this night send tic lcltsr addressed to T..
u. " ha rus1ence. NJ Oh North stasc street, sud
thu otlvf 10 y. 1. Erb. requesting him to forward
4 as addressed: aud w ~ delnx, you Will grant
licayu you all that l pot.css and to lut her,
Aat.lu. reveal what have told you oulght.
Deceased was rs yeaEs Ut age, unmarried, and
has two sisters residing In New York City. iIo
WIS tu have departed last night for tho West,
and lor this purpose had gtycn up E'is situation
Us sAfplinS-vleTk in DuElcy d Tysrell's ware-
house.
, 1877-01-03
TIE ARMY.
Z 3E1 AZ NE 4
WonRIAENT OF THE DEMOCRACY.

WoHnIMEHT OF THE DEMocHACr.
DtpatcA 70 cYactanuu fym,n,rciat. -.
wAsn1koruS, j. C.. pcc. yi.wA humber If
articles harc recently appeared III tic Democrat
t. newspapers In this CITY, addressed parttc,t)as-
T.. - r.. .e,i,t... - ~ -.s..,'s" w. 1'
" 'no AZ, eoiu4ess nas! VI '.ne sssnlaF army
liz ,,n1nw}n,Iy usc,1 n tnsuorra,. Tor.. u,1
- .,,,'. H. Ill. ..'s.4,1 ~ .,a ~"
NargunE tliat INC aoldlcs8 would Uc Justified III
A-lcrtatn cascs In dlsobeying orders. These artl-
,ir. kccn .hc sr,n}drrinr t1rca nj Infant cr,t,,
-. III. ~ 49,. . " r1 e>'te-
Ihcnt alife, pHt scem IN FcTFc no other btlr[usc.
in a communication appearing In tho Htrait IT,
day in n most ronsptcuo,,s riacc, # IL first oa
61ifucl that MI u,tempt viii he ma,Ic 10 iuttnI.
lnte thr House in casc TINT n,nv nn,,cr, ,Gts ~
eicrt President. and a,thortl,., 'nrc mlntri f.,
show that il, for Instance, soldiers wcra nr,]rr,
Ia arrest thn Sneaker t,f lin IInt.c. fhrv '"n,Ji
nror,criy rciHe tn ,lo 70 On tlic rro,ni I'm, III.
oidcr would be unlawful, rLe artlcic conriutlr,
n follows: 3NO'
In x,cx ~ N, ,,ct ,hn, ~, ,d,,,a,.,,,,,o, H..
aiTanerd In nv NV themry tni u IT, ntx T. r,, nns
National no]co and has no frcnucntiy nj taIc uss,i
overrun state Governments. and especially ron.
, 1877-01-03

Il II IT depends upon them 10 bring Il about.
surrounding states-pcoplc nf all Rra{ca, frofn
the poor man who lives Ii, log cabin with ten
children md eleven dogs, 10 tho rich man wl,o
owns miles of p1anta.ious-ts rrry large, MID It
that which utl!.1 be tortured Into 4 desire fat
war or an inclination tn ENGAGE in Il II l,ot.heads
n the North rrecin'tatcd tho country into n1,-
A!rt. Said gentleman tho other tlay: "Wlly
object That ts all there i. In ifis controversy.
Il Is the nuts against tho tus. Perhaps ono min
in fifty wants all otce nnti ta hot, but eaM ono
man drive the remaining tltty Into war! Ny.
The forty.nnc Will stay at llolnc, and tho ill.,
tteth can do Us be DID plcascs.',
, 1877-01-03
ST. LQlIlS MATTERS.

ST. Louis, Ian. a.-Thc Commissioners ap-
pointed by The Ctrvltt Court last June 10 up
l,ra1so tho property Of tho St. Louis uas-L!yft
Cnmpnny, With view tn ASCERTAIN what, II uhy-
thing, wal .!uu from the city to TIM Gas Con, pa
Ji.ne, undcr tho decision Ut Judge Ootiscralk
that tho city had owned this Gas Works since
january, 1870, fled Their report Will. tho Clerk
Ut the Circuit CURT this afternoon. 1t Ia q
WY lenEtly a;Il elabornte document, ant
the property and tho receipts uDa expenditures
nnA profits Ut tho Company from January. l51U,
to JUNO, 1b1U, that tho Company OWES tho city,
III round numbers, 31Dl,0N.
The County Court t.rday passed an order un-
der whrh the question rs to whether tho srhomo
aud charter proposition hns been adopted shall
bc brought before the Supreme Court At ouca
for final dcc!fiOn.
, 1877-01-03


FoRT WAYNE, Ind, jan. a.-Tle Se,.ttn4 of
to-day has an article about young man named
Charles Aueston. who died, as MAS supposed, st
lungs, After very brisi illness LII body was
placed In coffin md shipped to relations at
Forest, o. Thu lldoi tho collin was not screwed
down, and befure the train reached Forest,
llueston showed sgus Of life. He soou fully
rcs!Sed, and Is nuw ut his fathers Ii,.nu la
Forest. and IL In = {alr way ~ recover. Ills
Transformation took place, has been y s4yin:;
suanlac, and II IL Toured her seasou Is pcrma'
AentlY dethr0pei.
, 1877-01-03

Ilaine., Of Carroll, rrctkicn.; W. J. Emmont,
vlcc-l'rc.fdent; y. l.. Bnnntr, Secretary; antl
j. l.. Mcfarland, Treasurer.
Thu Hhort-ltorn i}rc,llcrs' Association also
mot here to-day to consult uM matters relative
to their SMirty.
Fpfcfdl Hfsrnsch 10 ne 7tihnns
MlLwAEkEl:t Jim. 1.-The State tiTanTc Is III
session here, hut titus far only routine busfIrsa
has hecn transacted. t;ranl Master Osborn tlc-
flvGrcu MI annual address.
, 1877-01-03

At meeting u the Subcommittee Of the
Cook County Central Committee yesterday,
Judge Forester In the chair, the following lit
OF delegates TO tho Convention at Springfield
Oh the Stfl inst. was adopted:
c. H.. Mccormick, Lyman Trumhull. Leonard
SWEET. ". T. toalbAuEh. Charles Hitchcock, +.
4: Smith. tnhn y; Caton. Thomas ii"ynr, II.
FuiieT, IS: 6. G"n!y, Wilbur r. s.orcy. t'sn. !.
y. stiles. j. II. llountres, ten. Herman L'rh.
s f1sy ehn II s'sEss5s aEs,ss. Hf Taos. H" ons,s,n III q
f. r.: nos'@;eo. iS ;ss% ~ :''. n's, e
ahn sn t. or.fey, VI 1T r Neconnc11 tho 1ien. s': Aas
Yin Drylc. nan trIlara. Gen. Herman p'!gei, the
Hon. Hon.; 7, =, skslly. lhe lion s;e"rse G k'c1,r,.
nclla, Prtec g: u. copeland: Col. j: s. Coopcr 4.
+ 6'oJy 10 l!1n Mn1:: = s. ayft L. t!sn: nfn e.
iirandi. r,r F. i. look. William }iarec, II. +.
lsnfws1 ra!fek lta1ar'y. lobsrt Lsy John
~. K. i. Goodci,, Thoinas i. Courtney, Michael
Evnns. Thomas shirley, lanes It: I,oclltt1c. u,
Esaak % iie,ns. cc1: G: f !. iIsayyn. % es:
iion: rfaAk sheridan: Dr: John I; eHtk: Dasil
Clinton l!Iies,, .he llon;; z; Eerk1sth; Henry
sorth, tho lion. T.. !. Hickey, .the lion. Ie:erh
.rhs f. st F;a1es 5ns II FRI E.es ~ RIA, Aye mossn a.
ION, % 4. i. croii; The iicn. WI Mcssf Jein It.
1%oyse, % w@ .T Kax!elshh, j. =: Msooxsii. Malcolm
SSfss'' Ss!ss %ess;es s,sss;; $s:s;: Ms;k
Ti TSa@s: Ssatins James MeEiS.tity. \ go1n,as
Judd, William kinger. Or. !; Ward, Ellla. Her.
nert q Ayer: fre, t Snnefs: 1eFnnrd mr. Mcksnra'
o't.tien, Ftancts Asncw, Gerhard Foreman, con-
rad Nielo1, Washington lfe:ing, the 1ton. George
sHoeninscr, T. Mas. 1aeob Thi.1en Fetcr iiansi.
John Fon1; William yost. Henry KIan.. Emil
Ado!nh i'ursscn'ars y; ststenson. r.. niss4eLe,
E Sa% s' it nrs., T G. = ean:1on, :!"na IT: t:
Ssm NxssG A96n chn NJ, D. Kn;,s Nqt
Zrnnsehcs'k. A.. =. Ewing, Joterh y: MerrIn!n,
iss M;s 4o"ss sEas1y ssfa ls.ftE Il ta iae
Hun. John 1il.c, Joreph schotrll, FraneI. Ed
y.aIt.. ,:hn eq,,nask ;:, z q ;.! iolen william
Mathlns Koch, PHILIP nartholotnne, II. Icnzcn,
ss ssa"s sas 5oaas s'ffe f. H. Fssn s.s9
,ncf. uustav Eorn, .Edwasd kimnel1. Fred som.
William i. McCosmick, Peter II. Dunn, Peter liz.
vine, william Drytnc. j: 4. vaughan the Hun. r.
holman. usm; Dunc!n Mch1e. s.hrlstlan Lcusch-
| istmcyeT. WILLIAM a p1anlclH. Michael sweeney
| Ing.
r, e,,,. TIE i.s,o ~. ,t,,, :.
p ING n Moa, I'G1 ~, ,,t t,nt G t:en 'ics ~, u,
NUN aIanc W. t.Ie' ~. G.t n nIn - .iaI'
hssses IN t!le ei,hlr' ere Mese SIXTEEN 'hc'is-
nHrs present. a.u ~ ~ lJh t"e!Myeuse 10 eon,
stNute q,osu"', "',e .n "sts '','i .."i. ~
hnIe !ss n I "r % ,l,u ~ 'i i n .,,na
ut3' '"Sto Taa so'nS ~. :" Eii.., ~. u.
, 1877-01-03

amount and number nf mortgages urop tho
property Of Il party nboi1t whom plaintiffs ia
4u1rcd. Judge Forro held that un!cr tho con.
!rart III defendants they arc not liable unless
tic inquiry IL ctrc ially nalr mud agreed to h.
tween huth parties, aud Envo verlct for the
defendants.
, 1877-01-03

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
HHL1FAx, Jan. e.-Ar1lycd, steamship feru-
y1au, fruln Liverpool.
SO urHAMlTos, Jun. o.-stcamship Rheia,
fEbu New i.tk, has arrived.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. a,-!irEiyed, steamship
Illinuis, from LlSeEp0L.l.
, 1877-01-03

u,,,.,,vrr,o,w y v NJ, m trlo .,,u
fouaHkEEPslE' -. - Dce. 1W'-iho SNOW"
night ~as very severe along tho Hudson, tho
snow drifting badly. l'nsscngcr trains were
,,clorcd frou onc In two honrs. Tin Atontrcnt
"s"'su ..','I.,. 49,. xos =, s,.,.,. ,s
night, Is 'sockadcd near Hamburg. The pas
tcngcrs wcre transferred. Trains run regularly
till. nftcrnoon. Rcuurts from Tic intcrfor uf
nuch.s. f,,u,u.v sav n terrible s,,ow-stnrn, nrc.
49,, - go r.,,.s. f'~
faMc" near hostoh eoshels.
Inc VIII" az TANNERS lI!tcu mo noay OF 4
freleht-car from tho trnck ind b1cw Il over q
fr,rr Nh otrutus IN tho I1ar1cm Ruftroa,l rot
,,,"s., ,,,1, t,,I. ~ o,,,oo, IT, .a,ua ~. ..s
t1o"e" "ltl'i 's'.a ''''o"A' AL 'o'No 40 'ao
snow was seven 1cct.
4 tlfsnatch from l9ondout says snow-stor,n
rarcd futiunsty Yesterday anil last nlg],t. mr.
,o,n,,rIo., nv ht,h ,v;,,,s The rno,,. ,,rftn Il,
''1,.'. ~. ,r...,.f ~ I."",.@,' '4 ~
'Hany placcs several lrct. lrast4 Is t'npcsctt In
every direction and al railroad tratns aro behind
lime. No mall was received there from, New
wttb tin ,,nno.tte .bnrc ~ Tim U,dson IA ,lIf.
T!I, mu Liz ''t'9''o 'No'' ~ 't'o A'"A'o" 10 "-
''sm'. y m.n-v,,n fam, n,e m-r,. ,.o.,, =,
Friday nisht vas very heavy n tlIs testlon, anl
~" ssos.S a.. t. =. -, 'M ~. un set.l uome" ~
,u . WI o. .,o na,'. ~ ~ Iu tns- AZ
FL r' S' su nuar ~ ~, ~ funu ~
~ 1,,a fr. sarylcfl rro,ri hsr, .G' ~
Tsiotk thls AFTERNOON, al .he l'rst over fho
naI'oy nGaa @ ,ro,h TaynoK nniya' r earler:
t"rcn s,f n's H. ,,'.s,, e mGsv sotlo
nsas III , ~ u a ..a'" ,,, uyM hrt IT,, luz
ese a. naas' y, mas @ m;e ,no nou[" IT, !",e, 'avins
sTen s.ush !" @ sno~ u..!t ~ ~ -, neaYy eut.
% alnn tI.ano !s,s W. eA!scaeh'vu & ~! aions the
,oute - .ae ~. W'',t1 sts, see.n ,ine hcl"ech
nc1c h' tue ~" toth s'Lalu .i'.e' ~ tne Ioau
lasses tn."uen duoss n ~. Mr nsy sngnt
ucaxs % sS I;',o a ~ VI trn at >sw .orH m In @
through .hrongE ''''c' a'' Az tF"a "cfo oh time thsa
, 1877-01-03
TILE GLOVES,

a FATAL nON1NG-AI4ATCH.
BosroN, 13nc. GA bnxinr-1nntch with gloves
Mt the West End yesterday afternoon resulted in
the death Of ono Of tito contestants. Daniel
Davidson, aged n, anil Patrick J.sfcncrmo,t,
agcl no, l'ave been well known in this city rs
bnxcrs. In n match at Cambridge, some tlno
ngo, Davidson defeated AIcDcrmott.
At the toxlng-tnatca at tho Painfs ROYAL, be-
tween Baker and Crockett, tive or three weeks
ago, n'atch wasagrccd upon, md tic mcamct,
n asct'f,a'lrc Will, tho arrangements, ut Revere
lia'l, on the corner Of t4rrcn anti Chaftlon
streets, Yesterday afternoon. Sol Aar.,n wAs
amploiGtHa m refefee aul tinckccper, and 'rin,o-
f9r Davidson, anil Daniel Dwycr a,,a Thomas
Ala'iotty seconds fur AfrDcrnott. About ecv-
etity isc persons were present, nj! OF whom had
heen iMgltc!t:. The mcs, put on what are called
to light. In the twcntLy:lou rounds neither man
was kln"kcl down. although blta,l Mis- drawn
frnln AlrDcrnlotts no.c early tn the match. The
i,cn fought hsty-tivc minutes. anil. at the end OF
last three Or four rounds Tic fccont1s Ind Ito to
carry their men up to TIM scratch. After tho
Inst remnl VII. finished Davidson became un-
conscious nntl MIS- taken to utltc-rDom, wherc
resturatlvcs were applied. At 5:25 o'clock lo
die.l.
During the fight beth men wcro examined by
doctors who were present, and reported to be III
good condition., Coroner CilIcy TOOK charge Of
son's death, went TO s'ntIon and l;aye himself
ul,, and was tu.nct over to 1.tcnt. White nul
Olliccr Morse Of station3 >. lie wis locked MP.
Aarnt,, tho il,nekcrpcr; Gallagher, ono of Da-
vittst,n's seconds, and Atuloney, o,lo Of McDer-
auott's seconds, were arrestel as witnesses, and
each baiicd In $30U.
Neither Of tic men was bruIscl to any extent,
md there IS NO suspicion that citllcr tried to
friends, md both members OF tho "'Ilowari
Aesocates.n
, 1877-01-03
III INDIANS.

CuEIExS1, W, Jan. 2.--Ths infantry q
Gcn. Crooks expedition Will arrive Vt Fort
Laramie tu-snorsov, uud Gen. Mackenzie, with
cavalry and artillery, The next day, and tho
whole force will bo ui,haudc4 Ut that post.
, 1877-01-03

Tho present century LAs been noted for It's prog.
rcS4 tn lhu usefll a1L4. TUE eleacAts of nataru
hase tccL utilized and combined In unparalleled
degree, but NC know u fsW 1uer exhibitions Of
this than in .: r; Ishh,t's Totlst soap. Th!s nc"
biz r.ul.s for purity, delicacy. and ctcAustu poM.
e.. II u a&1tA{R 10 sxYsfsxtas Ill ssAsFs
, 1877-01-03

ENO"-HCDSD
New YoaK, jan. e.--Tho heavy snow-storm
Of last night has ma.lc some detention in tho
mniIs. Tic plttsburg mali, due here at IL
o'clock last night did not arrive uniill II o'clock
this morning. There has been no Washington
,natl up to / :A3 th!s tuorning. The Buston mall
was three l,ours late.
RICHMOND, W., Jan. 2.-At1viccs from tho
western portions OF Titginia state that
the snow is from eighteen to
twenty inches deep. Fourteen frcight-tratns
are snow-bound between LynehburE and Iris
to1, Tenn, on the Atlantic, Mississippi Il Ohio
Railroad. Trains on the Chesapeake 4 Ohio
Railroad arc also hlnckadcd. Tho storm 10 tho
heaviest known 1T Virginia for number Uf years.
Special Dsputeh to Tie 1i4bNas.
WAsHIS1ToH, u. T.. Jan. We arc snow
bnuntl At tho National Capital. The mail tra!ns
are about twelve hours behind time, and they
bring but few passengers, rs the absent Con-
Errssnrn and others hare wisely determined
not to hazard tho 1tscosnlurts Of delayed trains
until the roads again open for regular travel
III tho streets here. Gllc lorsG-rallr0ad cars
mike occasional trips, anil carriages move ahuut
with difficulty, hut the slclshlng is excellent,
and IL largely cnloycl. Fears arc entertained
that We may havo rain, which wuuld rarry OF
the snow n,ld cause O destructive frcshct.
NEW Yonk, Jan. .2.-TlIo snow-storm through
out tho Eastern States Is tho heaviest for sew
eral years.