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Or. TYING.

NEW YonK. May 7.-Thn Rev. Or. Tying, sr,,
:-4et expected 10 live through *ls llghE liz
II sick with cuuyeatfys rhslls.
, 1877-05-08
..'[ulllol'
Of Ten Years Growth Cured by
DR. RADWAY'S REMEDIES
have had an Ovarian Tumor fp tho Ova11es
and bowels for Ten Ytnf..

! have had nn Ovarian Tumer IN tho Osus1es
and bowels for Ten fents.
xAxx Aanon, Dee r., ls75-pn nApxAT, 1aa"
IhAys hid Ovstan uuas u tho Ivafcs had boTts ~
pIaeo without my hencGt, twas growing = such ~
ti4lty thai could nut hare !ttld Much t3n4sr;
friend Of mne Induced mo to tn Et1lFeyt hehsa,us
had not much faith IN thtn. hut nnsa1Y, after tnus"
JeltbcratiuI. tried lhcn.
~ IL %
Without say 1ppasrnl benefit. irtssmtntd g pt!s.
TeFr us6d twclya bottee Ut t!e sesol! chi tao
Of thS 10lief and Two boxeso of tho lf1a befoo hs5
wfru gono bad Lost txrnty.nFo pouMd:. - 4b.e
coltsnuca % ns4 thY 1o9scaa un!lt - hu1S IVA sae
inoaths III dSeiaI thss tas Io.s {ofty nys poanat
In all took tlle0 d!EsA bottct Of tho IcsolFeht NA
1Qititt lteiirf md ssx soara os thv rs's, ...,an
feel PERFECTLY well. and my h"nfs 10 full Ct Efttuf"
TO God fur TIL. hclp In my tlenp a1lrsu1. 10 tou IT
4n1 your wonderful 1uc!nr, fael dsop|{ ludesafa:
and II prayer that IL .ay liz much Vt AtAa'aS
1h1KraIl MftH. E. G. BlUAlsa.
Nta. Hlbb!ns, who makes The Aboso csrtidcas t1o
1uno. 1875 The Medleincs ebore atstsd wero Pouah<
Ct me, xh tln f1egon q wn.e w. t Ell y nSs
prassas ss'asss "a cncm haa ASa;.
This msy esrtfY that Mu. Nltbnt who nakes 1T m
e!,Y md unontaAly correct Any ono who knuws NFs~
'''D0'bi ssisnsaJ aJJs''s'e as' hkYy 2, cgcKrR
Atnfr j. rpsts d btosp'
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At o'clock lMt night Ftrc-alarshal Benucr
reeu!yod tho following telegram from South
Chicago; "scnd nrc.cngino by Fort Wayne
Isairoaa to lronda1c, r. ". 1vatriss." Chief
l'cnntr responded ut ouca aud ma1Ia arrange
sncnts to send tho engine. md Just bcforc doing
heard thns tho dro wa completely under COLI
troll. As rearly Is can b ascertatucl the 1ra was
IN arrow Of tvo two-storY frane buildings Oh Tor
rattce avenue, bctween o.hundrcd.a.M sixth
aa4 Ouekultlre&l.anttsaventh streets, in tho
settlement known as tr0nualc, occupied ~
kalonis, b4Achers', eigar-stores, and other amali
busiuesarmen. Tho loss will perhaps foot up
to $tH,NU st tha outside, lnu thls ouly in
The cscnt Of tho entire TOW and contents Being
aestroYcl. Who tho Owners a1e, or what their
Insurance. may bs, could not .be asreEtaincd
oxtna to III latsne.s ot tho hour. 'rLe
lroa anl Steel Mills vt 1routale wcEo
q. tlsc eutAe<a &4e saoss snteusc excitement III
this caty fur short tine. This canard probably
originated tEoM tho fact that these ri lminoth
tAtlla are nbuut the only structures tu the
lsetXhltoshood that would Talsc q blaze
large cnouGh to induce the residents to tclc-
graph to this city for assistanec. Tho fool.shncss
uf the telegram Is made man!rst when IL il con
xide1rd thai 1t woult take fully three hoass 70
Eek WI euxtne fFon this elty u tho seeus OF Z
Coulia0ratlon la that sertou,-a space of, t!iua
that would admit Ut the demolition Of ten aueh
nres ~ that Of last night.
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Engineer King, anythtn9 like as formidable ~
&heY hnye bern rated. iie says that as floating
forts, designed for shallow wntcF, they poascss
sorHc merit. But Grcn for this purpose, a. ut
present constructed, there nre serious objec-
tiona1lc features.
OF The iror-cla,is Of tho Austrian navy, only
ono. tho Tcgotlrotf, now building, can bo strict
" termed frat-ciass. She 10 4 tfroadsfdo, con-
tral battery ship Of the Br!ttah AudAefoua class,
md carries sx eleycn.inch Krupp glua, weigh
Turkoy has an fron-clAd navy Of twcnty.four
vessels. Two Of tI1csc--thc atcsont1fratl and the
Mtmdoohivoh-.aro each of {, COO tons d!spfase-
mcnt, with IN Indicated horsepower OF 3,30
watcr-ltnc: and cac3, ship cntr!cs 4 battery Of
twelve eigftccn-son guns, three SIX and one
lhaffton guns, and six small guns. 9fx other
line. ships have arsnor to tho thickness
OF nino and ten inches ct tho Watering, and aso
pEosiid,e, a,s wth la I'D eK ten E,ns Tnsrc !. arc
,1nches In thickness, anl carrying l3ton guns
xAnd 15Qpoundcrs. The five arH,orod gun
f;a'oats have two 12-tn1l guns carh.
! n summing up. Chlet.EngtnceF King says:
f{fncludtng ships now hul1dfrg), with 50 vessels,
l!uving an aggregate tonnage of $4,000;
sTrance GENES next, With u vessels, with d ton
mage OF 18t,W1; Russta third. with 20 vessels,
and GROSS to1nsgs s4 .,s Of 5000; Italy bag u,
nagc Of H5, 900; Germany 10, With tonnage Of
,0o,60o: md Holland Il, with tonnage Of IL
mark ., Sweden and Norway $ PORTUGAL and
2te, OF which England possesses orc-fourth,
France onc-tlfth, and Russia onc-c'ghth. Cross.
ing tho ocean, It ts found that Brazil has II
arnlorcd vessels, Peru 0, Chill and tho Argcn-
JaPan has 2, and csct, China has entered tho
field with nf1unrcI tft1nhn1tH.
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AT ST. PAUL, NfTNN.
NtA..sftb fks n frA ~ SHa Tv.fAa4sA

8ptrsas Ds.asea 10 7zs 7ttoxx4
St. PAUL, Mann., May 7.-KAte Claxton's fro
luck has got away trou, her. Tooma had bee.i
cugagedtor her and party for Thursday anil
Friday naxt ut tho Gsecnu,an llouae, which
burned this morning. The ilra broke out soon
after y o'clock In an outbulldnx used for stoe-
ago purposes, and spread rapidly: A .protnpt
a,nrn was given tho gucsts and othEs in the
hotel. All escaped, but many without limo to
drcss. Ono gcnticman's whlskcrs were burned
aud face badly scorchod. No Others wcre In
IuscA. Tho lrcmen wese quickly On hand play
Ing On tho flames, and with Ia1luors at windows
before thu people could llaso escaped by tho
hallxays. Whit baggage and furniture was
saved VIVA mostly takcn cut OF tue Windows.
Tho hotel, thrcc-story frame, was totally con-
sumed; also, iramu house across tho square
uprer. part " q brick tousa on Market street
was hlsu burned, aud the conservatory and rear
porcl1cs Of brick block on st. Peter street, ad-
{oinlng tho hotel. About O'CLOCK an Eighteen
wani. crushing tho cottage building. allolnfng.
Summers, owncr OF thu hotol, loses so5 00; III
suranyc, $4,000. Baugl., landlord, loses 1900
qn fnrGItulS, etc; i.,surancc, s3o@. J.
cr..host, Ioscs h, sd; Insurance, si,ooo: It'll
estate. losa NJ, brick Etaidcaco, $l,0o1 fully In.
eurel; 4. Kulght, oerupant, .loscs $l,300 on
furniture, ctc, insurance $500; double hol,so on
fully !naurcd; Mn. peyer, occupant, loss si,500,
fully insured. Among tho guests ot tho house,
neafly VII al whom lost tlielr personal cfrccts,
were Charles |: Wstcsmct, II: !. G.son, +. II:
Hughes. J. ]. Walker. and R0bert Nichols, Of
t'hicag";J J. r fiocmer and =. D. Auerhach, Of
Now York; George a. Mcmillan and Z: Conrad,
of Milwaukee; lowls Benton, ] T., Cleyciand;
j. T. Eaxpaatcr, .C!tntou, L.. Or. n: Monsae
and wlfc, philadelphia; ]. D. uoadley, New
iiaycn- Daugh, tho landlord. who male tho
ltot1sc 4 favo1to With alt clnsscs of travellers,
was ahseut from home, and returned this
eYQDtnG,
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tlcnt retains tho right to ac1cct tho most
Efficient agent of tho number consol- /
itlasel ami to appoint him. Possibly |
ho may belong to tho consolidated nTonrf.
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Iavrance HarreII's First Hit

Cr'!a Logan in the New York Dispatch.
Years ago he was paying An engage
me0, At Detroit, under the management
Il Ama-a Mac Farlsnd. There was y
very young man in the company who,
~ u., careful rendiucn and excellert :
cp7a-pliOn of subordinate characters, ST
tel the attention o. the star.
ne management wanted to produce
j Illus Ca.sr,' bu, found It difficult to
ca. the piece to his satisfaction, there
being no one TO play the Psrt O. Csssius.
"Tnere's no one iu my company can
go. u, he said.
'Oh. yes there ia, Proctor replied
pointing 20 the thin youth VITO was slwsys
st,nding about the wings, esgerly
watching the rehearssls.
Calling the young man to him, Mr.
PrOtor asked,
"Do You think you could study and
psy Cassius by tomorrow night
81 wllltry SIR" simply answered the
youthful actor.
tie did try. he came to the theatre
the next morning 20 rehesrse, dead let
ter perfect in the psrt-an extraordinary
feat, it beng very difficult TO study even
few lines OF Shakespeare on short no,
tjce.
That young fellow made n wonderful
sensation as Cassius, and that he de-
served his success New Workers will cor
daily scknow edge.
His name was Lawrence P. Barrett,
an no better representative of "the lean
and hungry CsssiIs' has ever been seen
ca the metroI Olnsn stage.
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HOW 1T - DONE.
The Manner Of Fixing Commit ees
q Political Caucus.
From the Troy Times

From the Troy Times.
Il was customary tor caucuses 20 choose
3 committee Of i've, who were authorized
10 select three men and they were 10
name the candidate. MIR Bsrrows Was
nominated chairman and he called the
caucus to order. When the business OF
designating FIVE men was presented there
VS. more or less confusion, but we ap
pend "a brief report Of that part OF tue
proceedings:
Mr.. Mccall. MIR. Chairman. |
nominate Thomas Randall for 3 memblr
OF the committee.
Mr.. BarroWs. 1t moved and seconded
that Leonard Marble be n member Of the
committee. All iu favor of the motion
will please signify by saying aye. OPP
posed, by the contrary sign. 1t seems to
be carried
Mr.. Mccall lin loud voice. Mr..
Chairman, l nominsted Thomas Rand
all fer u member of tEis committee.
Mr.. Barrows 1t is moved and second
ed Lns. Frank Wilbur be member Of
this committee. All IN favor of the
motion will signify by saying aye. OPP
pose, by the contrary sign. 1t seems TO
be carried.
aAr. Mccall Jumping up ezci:edly and
screaming. Mr. Chairman! nominate
Thorn ~ Randall for member Of this
Committee.
Mr.. Burrows. 1t Is moved and second
ed That James Sinclair be q member Of
this committee. All in favor of this
motion signify By savirg aye. Opposed,
by Tue contrary sign. 1t seems to be
carried.
Having secured h majority of the CON-
mitree the chairman then turLed in the
direction @: Mr.. Mccall and inquired:
Didn't understand you to make 6
motion. Mr.. McCaH2'
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GO OH with Business.

New York Herald.
Congress will have TOO much political
sense to call Mr. Hayes title in question,
and least OF all on any such fimsy pre-
text as Judge stroug'r letter. Such an
attempt could not be seriously made
wi,hcnt plugging the country into the
political turmoil from which 1t has Is
capped, nor persisted in without danger oil
civi. wsr. The authors of such an s'-
tempt could not get their scheme under
head wsy without exciting alarm ana IN
diep stion among the bushes classes, and
Gaming ,hs msledictions of al pesce-loV
ing citizsas. Congress must waste nc
time in this kind of insane, mlschlesou:
folly. 1t must drop the Southern ques
ton until something new occurs IN tht
South, and devote itself to such use!a
Legislation as viii. restore cur c1rrenc!
to soundness and revive our industries
by securing wider markets for their pro
ducts.
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FACT. FANCY AND FUN.
Gems F rom the curry ofJournaiism'
The photographers Passing IN
Grand RevieW.

6fu8 " rOtn the SuEEJ "
The Paragraphers Passing IN
Grand Review.
Way are troubles ike oablesr be
ssuse they gel bigger BY narsihg'
Tar cheating butcher will have LIS
punishment ineted out TO aim IN sno'nef
world.
Why are heavy showers like heavy
drinkers? Because they usually oes'H
with little drops.
A LADY complains Of the present
male style, that there is TO much coliaf
and to lutte gentleman.
AsrEMUs WARD said OF the Mormahs,
"Their religion is singular, but their
wives are plural"
a KANSAS editor heads his war news
.Czsrspsrills" He does that because
he wants to purify the Turks.
WE believe it was Simon Cameron VINO
tbourt ia heaven they neither spell nor
are given to spelling.
A LITTLE girl suffering from the
mumps declares that she "leeIs as though
headache had slipped down into her
neck"
AN IRISH waiter, speaking OF a lsdy's
black eyes, says, They were IN mourn ;,
ing for the murders they had committed
The police of New York were IN oad
luck last Saturday night. They goobied
oaiy eighty.seyen gam olers out Oh pos
| slble thousand.
T4E house in which Lord Byron was
nurtured IN his young days Is to be torn
down, unless Boston sentiment steps IN
and buys the old rookery
THEM blswsted Hamericsns hare play
ing the Hold AIRY with John Buiis mex
Dorts. He discovers tina. American man
ugscturers can undersell him everywhere
AN Iowa BOY wanted to hear how ord
shoU sounded as it few out OF the muzz'e
of a gun. The gun swerved, planting
ma sbot IN his esr-about two hundred
10 the hill.
IT was about fifty years ago that med
cal men began to write OF the afpa'hhg
fleets OF sewer gas on the system, and
vet rheumatism kills fifty where sewer
! EHS Kills one.
WADE HAMPTON subscribed for the
| Philadelphls BuLLitin the next day after
.skipg the oath OF office. He knew 1t
eoult tell meGner political lie than any
Their paper on earth.
AFTER the aquittal OF man in Gin
innati, recently, one OF the iurymen rose
and suggested that the acquitted be
now recOInmendedito the mercliul consid-
| Grafton of the court"
ART1sTIo.-Lsdy; And put just tint
! Of carmine on the cheeks bat not too
much, YOU know" Photographer; "Ex-
city, madam, l perfectly understand;
! -bout as much as you have on nowf'
A PASSIONATE and revenge'ul temper
rsnders man unfit for advice, deprlves
/ him OF his reason, robs HIM OF all that is
I .-eat and noble IN his nature, and occs
onalIy sends hlm home with black
.ye when be attempts TO ny 1t on man
Who won't I've ii.
IT doeSn', q my good to force certain
| people to attend church. A Detroit
/ amber heard me minister say something
ABOUT 'the las! trump" in his text, and
during all the rest OF the sermon he was
wondering whether the "lasF' was an ace
VI ten spot.
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nuCil Irony &.
New York Times.


Had General Forres. live few years
longer be might have been made Cab-
net officer, a Judge o. Supreme Court, or
q foreign ambassador, and thus been
publicly honored as one OF the most emil
nent of American soldiers OF course,
the place to which ne WAS really entitled
was the Lieutenant Generslsh:p, now
held by the persOn known Ms Sheridan;
but the latter i unsccC urthb'y popular,
and his removal, even in tue interest Of
citation, might have met with some
opposition. Still, FORESTS servic 6
unuou btedly have been recognIz - Ia
some conspicuous way. 1t is exec, ding
~ unjust to reward such men rs SdcrI-
dan and Sherman for fighting in Gauge
which they fsncied was right, and to ig
more the Achievements of uan like
Forrest, who fought In esusa that Q
thought was right
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TIE needs OF a MAGAZINE may be briefly
summed up as follows: Bright stores,
serial and short; racy essay; historical
and social sketches; criticisms on liiera-
tire and tho Ane arts; brilliant psrS-
graphs, poems and editorials. All these
g ,,rac.erizes Andrews Bszar," pub.
med ut Cincinnati ri the low price OF
one dollar per annum. When 10 these
fractions you have complete descriI-
to- and Illustration of the fashions, 1t
.,eus difficult to imagine anything more
9 nplsl"ly equipped to meet the de-
nAnds oil refined household All tbs
bsst written hrs called in .rCqusition, and
ne "BhzAr' Ia bsco ming celebrity
among The lAdIa
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HAPPY tialugs fcrnerV"us sufferers, shG
those who have beea dozed. drugged and
ouscked. Pulvermscher's Electric Belts
etfectuslly cure premature debility and
decay. Book and Journal, with inior'
nation worts thousands, mHled free
Address ulvermschsr Galvsnic Co.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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NEwApvERTIsEM ERT 5
REClIi Ar Tuesday PACKET.

NOR MARIETTA. PARKERSBUkG,
+ pomeroy, Gsliipotis, Hunt .slrk
insron. Ironton, Portsmouth, SsFzsrszzszsss2is
MaysyIlle, Cincinnati aud Louisville.
The elegant new passenger steamer
ANDES, Chas. Muhlemsn, Master, &c.
Nun Ieman, Jerk, viii leave as above on
Tuesday the 9th inst, atSP N. ror Helsn'
or passage apply Oh board or 10
AONG & SEAMON, Agents
ONCE ll5O Water street and Peoples Wharf
Rrat DO2r
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uUPONT's WHEELING pow
DER AGENCY,

HAVE AT ALL TIMES N MAGA-
| ZINE a large stock OF the above cele-
brated Powder, viz: Rife, SpOrtins, in
cans. Blasting and Mining, in metallic
packages which 1 will sell al wholesale AT
manu- nctuTer's prices. i have portable
magazines OF tierent sizes for shipping,
and Will deliver free on cars or boat. This
Powder is uneQUa!led In strength and
quality. VI. REILLY,
sole Agent.
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MEATS AND LARD.

Sugar Cured Canvsssed Hams, Sugar
Cured Canvassei Shoulders sugar Cured
Breakfast Bacon, Plain Shoulders, Clear
Slices, Sugar uTed Dried Beet, fresh nom
smoke house daily.
Kettle rendered Leaf Lard in tierceS, bar.
relS, hall barrels, kegs and pails, al at
lowest market rates, NJ. REILLY,
lS0s and 1911 Main street.
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TOBACCOS.

have on hand full line OF TObaccos,
from the leading manu- 'actnries in the
country, including LorilIard's, FINER
Bros, Homer Hudson g, j. b, Pace, Rich.
mond, J, X. Pace, Danville, B. F. GraveIy,
Holbrook's Monitor Navy marry c. Hol-
brooks Navy.
| can furnish all styles made by these
factories, 81 lowest market prices
N. REILLY,
1893 and 1911 Main street.
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REFINED SUGARS.

500 barrels Crushed, Powdered, Grauu-
lated. Coffee and Yellow, In tore and for
"a e a I lCW est market rates.
NJ REILLY,
l3Ot and 1911 Main Street.
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DIED.

JONES-At ST. Louis, on Friday, No
VEN Der =, 81, at the residence OF her son
in-Iaw, T.. II. Barnes, Esq, Mrs. JANE D.
JONES, of Wheeling.
Services and funeral from st. Matthew'S
Church, Monday, November 5th, atll A. VI.
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FISH.

MackereI, Nos. !, 2 and g. in barrels, hall
and quarter barrels: salt Water Herring
in barrels and hall barrels; In store and
for sale BIZ ~. K LILY,
lunlI 1919 and l3lL Main street.
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BROOMS.

30 dozen fancy, V r!ous sizes, Just re-
ceiyed and for sale by ". KELLY,
1903 and 1911 Main street.
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FRESH TEAS.

500 packages GunpOwder, Imperial,
Young Tyson, OolOng, English Breakfast
and SOuchOng Teas, IN store and Tor sale
al low figures. VI. REILLY,
1859 and 1911 Main Street.
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Sealed Proposals.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE.

CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
WHEELING. W. VA, nov. ,, 1871.
Sealed proposals will be received ~ the
office of the CITY Clerk until Thursd -,
November (, 1877, at 3 O'Clock p. d., tor
turnishlnZ and erecting six ton coal
scale at the east end OF seventeenth street
of the city coal scales. All bids TO be I'D q.
DIRE, sed to the Committee on Scales, the
commit ee reservIug the right 10 reject
any or all bids. ALEX. UPDtGRAtt,
nos Guy 'iriA.
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CAROLINA RICE.

81 tierces received direct from Charles
ton, IN store and Tor sale by
". REILLY,
1893 and 1871 Main street.
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J.H. StaIIman & Co. .
27 TWELFTH STREET.
sepl7.h
NOTICE. TOClIYIAX PAYERS.
CITY CLERK's OFFICE,

CITY LLEREIs OTFICE,
WHEELING, W. Va Nov. !, ls77.
Notice Is hereby given o al concerned
that city taIes and water rents are now
due, and that after the frs OF Decem Der
" per cent interest will be charged On the
same. ALEX. UPDEGRArP,
novlra City Clerk. u
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VIRGINIUS!

THURSDAY evening DR.. Birds famous
tragedy, the GLADIATOR" Edwin For
rests great prize play, now the ole pre-
perry OF Mr.. MCCULLOUGH.
The sale OF secured places will begin q
9 a. NJ Tuesday, November 9th, az the
Opera House. nova
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-30

Failing In II Iit In his Bath Room and scaIde d
In the Eath Iub.

The rumor that Mr. william Ogden Jones,
who died early on Wednesday morning in his
elegant apartments in tho Newport" at Fifty
second street and Broadway. committed suicide
was very emphaticaly denied yesterday by his
wife and his mother-in-law Mrs. Mckenzie.
On Tuesday morning Mr.. Jones arose shortly
after seven. and saying that he intended To- get
glass Of ice water. started for the dining room.
but changed his course and went into the small
bath room at the end of the hallway. When one
of the domcstics inquired OF Mrs. Jones' at half
past whether Mrs, Jones was ready for break
bath room. called. wv illie, -" Willin." 4 Iroan
WIS the Response. Mr. Jones tried the door
ana WIS unat" To- oprn t. Then She called rs
: stance. and the door was forced in. Mr.
Jones had evidently s.l"n in a III in the htth
tub. and in falling had turned the hot wit r
oi water in the tub when he WAS discovered.
He WAS terribly alied, ana physicians Yere
II ely and pleasantly with his wife und family
during In" day and in tie rv n'ny. A. about /
congrst.y' rhiil. anl Mis- Ma.krm2ic aroused
lrr daughter. sly Ini:. E'-'e. Willie j. dylns."
Then sh" loeSrd at her hu-' Hud. " Don't you
Know I-lH ~ she ~ati, hut mr. husband did u Z
snAA, ii" ilNcl ms eyes upon her uli ilri.
, Mr. Jonos was nephtw "f Mr., v !lliam B.
d.n.r at High Bridge. H. was also related 10
eN-CouI ,rorr Anlrrw II. Green and Mr.. Chns
Butler. H. IN ome WIS said tu bee ahou. ;lu OuO
H. wife, who is a dau.lt.r ~ the wealthy
builder, NJ Mackenzie inherited a large -
iai". Mr., Jones had long been afflicted with n
disease of the lungs.
Yesterday afternoon Dr Post, the family ply
sirian. called at u" SvN OH .r AMI asked that
thc following might be- printed:
To rHn Enron % rnK srS-Su The grossly sensational
o,ni death Of Nr wism O-i,n Jdno, .1iui of mac.
cura,'- that cannot rcfrain from dsn,ln- IN the most
emlhnus n''nmr ,e,cral VI the m-hiy coor,d ni, tate
m'uts Tho bath room whs not broken ui'n 10y police
man pt'-,nl nor was any Iel!c, man pres nj
irun tile uuie ut the aCtl dtnt 90 to thr time
o the death o Mr. Jones have never prescribed TOR
the d ceased with view Of rc.r Wing ltu o uCuN Nl.n
and have ncN'r advised hm togo tu tine country to
a-A uu There j. ,Nlcugo tai an attempt al
tii, made. the oftr hand there 1, every rNi-
d nee that the ~Ncre s'ading wa, entirely accidental
buf ui ltslt,t Tor it tfu outraged a., li-s ui TIE
family, refrain from further comment. upon the
Arf.O lr NA II Is POsr.
" IIA NENroRI.' Iune 30. ls7T
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RUTLAND. VT. June 2o.-Mr- payson snid to
be- .auc woman, who hn, h'cuin lhc Vermont Insane
Nlum twenty dhy- % alleged at the instance OF the
uirui- ui VN ten II II Nlfh,r she having written
t'f~ ruuuVrtiu- Nl- lAur WllN NHto Nfis IhA W
EuNand. va. '1h n'f lA .p wit ni ht'a. Nor' u.
s.i,d ii tr ftin tfIl She fi lt i si 90
mmi She saN- tho Kuimnl Jucr beat h,r on lAe ucat
MIIlI. MNl NIAlL.IL
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ALRANY. juno %. The r,frr,.- 20 whom was
given the case o iUc rcopr. at ll.uy l.i.onrt
' have dpuirl tho motion fnr a r.n.ut uu t.'iI
Wiih, plart,N,d Will lh Nlt.ti sAf liI-i.lt lone
l,nd.As benson ,AN.i rtIl iUI' .Nti 7lI'. 49,
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CiNCrNSATI. June 2g. Elh Holland n noted
gHiIntI Ni ul- tItt Mlu nINr It.ti.I -.l
oirtNfn- 900, gal vote. or i, tu.t .tltrtI, iHr. Ma,
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:. American Soh Cal-ul, CO.'S purr CaI-Llatel
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