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Nv OJNRDo>E or MORPHINE.
y. w. Forrest. the Actors, Peculiar Behavior
Amer Closing an Engagement.

J. W. Forrest, a young actor who closed
an engagement in the Egyptian Hall Variety
Ihetirr On saturday asked Charles Jones the
bart nd'r OF the barroom. yesterday. To- send a
u0tr o. his home. at 300 Ea-t Twcnty-eishth
street. Forrest had hrcn drinking freely. and
his manner WAS peculiar Jones read the let
ter AND learned from the cont nts that Forrest
hal i,k' poi@ n. He therefore hni him Mt
10 B'i,gYn0 Hospital, whore stomach pump re-
stored him.
Forrest -ays that ho did not intend 10 Kill
himself. II" said thW in Iuy 1870. while on u
voynge from nori Royal. Jamaica. 70 ths. coun-
try, the crew ui tho vessel muiniod. Hndhc was
stabbed In the head with "a copper marlinspikr.
Sinr, he has had s1vcr pains n the head Then
hr b"gan 10 take solution of morphine. The
pain in his hend becoming almost unbcAruhle
yesterday. he drank the contents oi the phal
and knew nothing more until hc was restored in
the hospital
Some months ago Forests wlfc left him. hut
he says that that Ind nothing To- do with hi- TAX
Ing The poison. ii" has been engaged luiley in
the fiuh Avenue aul the Plrh Theatres. In
the hitter h. appeared as Holnnd Iance IN the
vi ghN Dollar when II wa, first prulu. u.ed.
lie IL now under an ensagemcut to an. ar this
evening IN Pink pOminos' IN the Adrlphi
Theatre, Philadelphia.
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The Place Carried by storm ON Sunday Morn.
ing after a battle Lasting nil Night.

LONDON Nov. 1s.-An official Russian de-
spatch. dated veran-Kaeh to-day. says; The
Russians carried Kars to-day by storm. Tho
battle preceding the capture began at o'clock
last night and terminated at o'clock this morn
ing. Our trophies and losses are at present
unknown"
Russian official despatch. dated Bogot. Sat
urday. Nov II. says News has just been re-
ccvcd that n detachment Of Cossacks and
infantry succeeded In driving the Turks out OF
Rosalie Pass by turning their fortified positions
on Moragad agh. The Turkish camp there
was captured. Gen. Skobcleff. during skir-
mish ON the night Of the 10th instant. received
severe contusions from fragments Of shell.
He had already received similar contusons on
the night OF the 18TH His wounds. however
are not dangerous and he continues to direct
the fire maintained against the Turkish posi-
tions."
report is current in Constantinople that the
Russians have made an assault on Plevna and
been repulscd.
LONDON. Nov. ia despatch to the Standard
from Sophia reporto that tho Russians. On Fri
day. attacked Etropol and the Turkish positions
at the entrance of the Orchanie deflle and were
repulscd with heavy loss.
Tho Vienna correspondent Of the Tines says
II seems to bo believed at Constantnople that
Osman Pasha can hold out till the beginning Of
December. Russia is urging Scrvla TO co.
operate in the war. in view Of the operations for
the relief OF Plevna which MehemetAli is ex-
pectcd TO commence during the last week in
November.
The Times correspondent at Belgrade tele-
graphs: " Gen. Horvatovics has informed the
Servian Government that If 1t wishes to Join in
the war II should do so Immediately as the
Turks arc throwing up strong intrcnchments
mounted with heavy Krupp guns all along the
eastern frontier. and also are concentrating
troops near Clissoura and Tainova and may
any day determine on INVASION"
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DR.fDDY .fT 4 B.ILL.
a Glimpse Of the Lively Diversion In Glass
Han on saturday Nights.

John Draddy, Of 332 East Sixty-third
street. was before Justice Wandcll in the York
vile Police Court, yesterday for shooting Rob-
ert De Witt, of Az FIRST avenue This was tho
consequence Of an ARRAY At hnl in Glass Hall.
at Thiry-iourlh street and Third avenue. on
saturday night Peter De Witt and Michael
IIassett were also prisoners in the same case.
Rounlsman Murphy said that he heard cries Of
"Murdcr" and Police!" and saw an excited
crowd of young women and men rushing from
tho hall. just rs no got to thr door he heard "a
pistol shot Inside hr saw fighting mass Of
men ana women on the floor. II r'luod To
b." said tn" ON err FREQ light for all hands.
There WIS "a stampede from the ball room when
IA" oni 'cr apl 'ared but with the assistance ol
Kpnnd-mun Grrrn. lac arrested the principal
rlnglcudors in the fight Maggie Welsh and
Mary walker testified that John DHddy mo-
nOpuiiHed Mary . company during the evening.
She got tired of dancing with one fellow, and
tried 10 get rid of him. At tnis he got angry,
and slapped her in tho face. Mnegir took the
part of her friend, and called Draddy "A luafcr;
WhrrcupOn she was slapped, too. This rude
treatment Oi the bellies was resented 10y several
young men. who attempted to pat Draddy out
of the bail room. Other dancers took sides and
tho fight began. Draidyran into the coat room,
returned with pistol IN his hand, and fired
into the thrung The ball puasrd thrOush
Robert De Wus left hanl Draddy WAS com
mittrd Robert DE Witt, the complainant, his
brother. Peter DE Witt. and Michael llAssctt
were OuclI lined ten dollars.
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PRICE TWO CENTS,
THE DEMOCRATIC SENATORS.
CONTESTED SEATS AND ms TR1UDU-
LENCY'S NOMINATIONS.
A Party Vote of8S to 3S Erpeeted- VIII the
senators In Caucus Decide TO Movc the
Discharge of the Committee on EIectiouss

wAsinNdfoN, Nov. ls.-A Democratic
caucus will bc held to-morr6w iiiorning as the
complement of the Republican caucus Of
Senators yesterday afternoon. Two sets Of
questions will come up before the caucus: 40
tion upon the contested seats, and the course
which the Democratic Senators will take on the
nominations still before the different commit
toes II is altogether probable that the caucus
VIII decide to move to discharge the Committee
OF Elections on the Butler and Eustis cases,
Patterson is relied upon in the former case and
some conservative Senator like Christiancy OF
Matthews. or the solitary Independent OF the
Senate. Davis. careful examination of the
pairs hold by abscntces leads to the belief that
Sharon. Republican Scnntor Is the only one
without pair. Grover who is also absent.
provided with them. II Davis votes with tns
Democrats change Of two votes will be SUM-
cicnt to give them majority. Last Thursday
Patterson said he should vote for Butler. but
can be predicted from his utteranccs Several
OF the more recent Senators are anxious to
tees YHm Of sSd ihf bSR SsrSys BY e
The older Senators In the Democratic caucus
usage the eharaer mpea IasbySara by sab Ol ane
tion, and 1t is not likely 1t could be passed.
Under the rule all nominations upon which tho
Senate has not acted lapse at the close OF tho
session. and have to be renewed again.
1t IL announced this evening. and apparently
will vote 70 seat Kellogg. As Stanley Matthews
Is the political creation Of the, Administration,
1t is not likely he Is taking this step without
advice, and his intention ends whatever linger-
ing nope Sponord may have had OF aid from
tho Administrator. He makes his answer to-
morrow and II will materially change the issue
before the Committee on Privileges and Elcc-
tions. forcing il TO an extended consideration Of
the action Of the Louisiana Returning Board.
AT late hour tonight II is learned that Sena-
tor Matthews Will be- in New York tomorrow.
which will relieve him from voting on the con-
tested seats. should the Democrats at tho caucus
in the morning decide to move to discharge tho
committee. Patterson. there is reason 10 be-
heve. Will give his promised aid to the Demo-
Gratis by declining to take part in the proceed
ings. giving as an excuse his pending trial.
This will leave the party vote 35 to 35, counting
that Of Grover who Is absent and hns pair
ana that oil sharon, who has not been Aep Ills
Congress. and is without a pair
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M.iNNING'S 0rEERNEsS.
Onc OF the Witnesses Against Him Drunk I.
He'd ANA the Other NV ilIing.

John Manning formerly an ADVERTISING acont.
armed himself with club ami revolver on Thuf,lay
aui called on his wtc At l3 West Eshtrcut street. She
suus Aim for divorce. AMI d.i not want o. .ce llm
'll Nil som 'oly or ht kllrl he sai nri ram oui 20
ue door, whrfc hc attempted go shoot Jeremiah Maho
ncy. who VS., pnnins the house. The painter had Nam.
mu1 arf .icl AMI taken - ihc city Prison whci ne
niu. ted hlms.i SO suHrsclN that h, sanity wA-
p.lfUd THE pllN-ifllns made rfui DNAfuinIfiiI
1uh prone uUreI him -anc. lle tab hciDrc Ju,tfc
H.Nh, 90 90, Jefferson Market &. .lrt Yesterday THE
o'i'Nr who went 90 summon ti' painter a ltuc-s
uni him drunk M igd. and unable to arlnar Mrs.
M1n- fni0 down 10 tr Court II u~o Nl AT outside n
her carriage She refused tn 50 4l-it 90 make
plNnt, and MI Manning was d4-ehar-,d Eat don I
ynu go man That hu'sf alnr" -nii Justice BVhV or
You VIII be rctrrt-.d" Mluuini unlrd two wears ago
Ntl ti llpl assets rDlHfs. tf IU I- lDh- III fI.
iur. uia''r tnruI NVrI rkrN ie went ffrui Naw
Nork To ,n.Ot.o ami 4ll tr mtrr cuts taAlu. That be-
Wa.- -Hll- 40 50 i.h NtNl Iii lob ~ il llll h
uI -i fnftf iNi N |nN' llt lill D. ,u how.
ever III, i44Uuls finh ht l-. r.fy
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4 CISE FOR INgTTRr.
The Suspicious Death of Mrs. New man and
the flighi OF Charles Wright.

Mrs Mary NJ. Newman. widow Of James
:. Newman, - years old.hvng with hor father.
Charles + Barnard M i7g Kent avenue. l l0k-
Ign. died under Suspicious circum-tnn 'cs ON
Friday morning ut the residence Of Mrs
Coleman who takes infants 10 nurse at 7i7
sixth street, this city. A pos-mortem cXamina-
ton hy Deputy Coroner Cushmnn revealed n
congcst'd brain, and AN nilamed condition Of
the Ecncraliyc orgnns, which showed that She
was victim OF mHlpruNice. month ago II
young lasteror, whom Mrs. Coloman had
known Tor several years as Chnrlos Wright.
called upon her ia company with Mrs. Newman
and lnirolu 'ed her They PASSED the evening
sO'.Gbly, and tnrn rrturnrl To- BrOOhlyn. Mr.
Wright saying thnt he we'd in the house with
Mr.. Newman aS "A honrder
On Tu"slay last Mrs. Newman agnin called
ou Mrs. Coleman, say,ns thut she had hron u
lrw DAYS WIN her nunt ana was going home;
Having violent pnilI III her sid"' she wiHn"d
t. r,,t on the way Mrs. Coleman. finding her
me- irtu toward nlSht. invited per 10 remain.
which she did. Shr WIS too weak the next day
to gohpme Shr said that She had long worked
upon curSoi- with Il sowing machine. ana had
injured herself She had also suffered much
from determination of blood to the head. and
Ind been the victim OF occasional fits. She wn-
iair haired ana comcly, with amiahe and at
trartNe manners. on Friday morning before
rising, she showed symptoms Of drhrium. She
had alternate attacks Of nose bleeding and
vomiting, and her la'e, became scarlet. Pres
entity she fell into IT, and soon died. Mr..
night and took the body To Brooklyn.
H. his absence Wright arrived, and was in
formed by Mrs. Barnard Of Mrs. Nrwman' S
death She asked him what he knew about The
nfinir and he said he would tell her what little
he knew Of it after changing his clothes. lie
went up stairs. and after dressing. slipped out
Of the house without seeing her He has not
since been hcnrd Of. Coroner W9ltman found
in his trunk articles that provoked suspicious
Of malpractice. lie therefore issued II warrant
for Wrigh's arrest. The young man wns
known under another name Whore he boarded.
The Barnard family would Eive no information
concerning anything cOnnectOi with the affair.
Mysteries Of New York, by Joo Howard. In
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Conducted on the Muller Plan.

Mr.. F. Percival. conductor OF the Water Street
Mission and Home for Women, said yesterday that hs
had asked anybody dollar IN aid OF the
Germ hut that is appeals. like those Of the famous
Muller. we're made direct to the Alnighty. who had
failed to make speedy through cho~n
instrument et Ills houi'y The ni-on was established
hN the Rev W II Hpur at 21H water about eight
wears ago II dedicated by Bishop James the Rev.
Dr Tyng. ir and other wellknown clcrsNincn. The
building occulied hy Kit Burn. used tho
lower pnrtiur GROCERY ami raj 80 Last summer Mr.
FHHie rciWiui>llrd the charge account removal
from the ctv and the Management was transferred to
Mr F,rriNai Every siminY afternoon holiness
tIl- l. hri 900 the chilti. lul ui.t. llo
week mission meetings are held
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Matthias W. Henry, who has been missing
Nn'e the ~th inst, suddenly returned tohi, home "a
Nnth street Brooklyn. yesterday lie Wa, sitting o the
chain at th stern oio u the datlNcr crr hDat,un the
dty ui IN, disappearance Whru hr sad tDu tupurd over.
hoard Tie dcrk hnrl- h,hrl HIM out Of thr water af
h,u sirro, ,i.rulr h1cr tH tNeut lVi tu 90, h,Ir
iAa', i'Nn" inrnnnii Hu'ldt on tut tr'AsNu hr Had
subsequently been sre, ,,'ul u making away Wiin ir-
rolf He irpuiini0 tbs notion ui DrDiltt
hunr with n in- Oh" cause OF la, plunge into tAt llNrr
and hls protrdclud AusrL,c.
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MINING DISASTERS.
Two Men Killed by Fall OF Rock Fir,
Raging In j Jermyn- Mine.

SCRANTON, Nov. 1s.-On Saturday, at the
Diamond mine in this city, George Bask, miner
and jas. Johnson. laborer. were instantly killed
by fall Of rock. They had lust fired blast
section Of rock over two feet thick fell upon
them without moments warning. JohnsOn's
head was severed from his body.
The fire which originated in Jcrmyns mins
last week from "a lire damp explosion is still
raging. A large number Of workmcn are
fighting the flames but the work IL Of Il nj 'uli
nature owing to the unsafe condition OF the roof.
md to tho Intnnae hent.
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Eugene B Fairchild. Free Mason Of no
MrH.,econd degree. was burei yesterday. from 81
MARKS Episcopal Church III second avenue The mem.
bors oi Metropolitan Loisc. Ancient Chapter NJ 10
Ruyh Arch Ma,ou- Columbian CNumaWlrfN y l.
kuish', rcmrl lr tho AnriNW Inllc oi lrr,cupn
trmlt council g. o ) i,nvltr 'a slicrn iu-. tr.iN
nnI AWrtfu tfNfi tll-i.iurk. iN.HA i.nIIf AflHI
iri iu ric Wy -ur shnu., tho Mn,rtN H.it iil t. li,
N,. u lufN tin 90 all ui winch Ar -.i. attended
l.tl sci
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pnlIADELrHIA Nov. lS.-At This mornings
services in the church ot the Ascension ON Lombard
street above Eleventh, Alexander u sayfcs wulkcd up
the aisle, drew n.tn AMI shot his wiir ISnhrth vho
occupied pew several lrnt IN niNa NautV ui whrit Mr
sHNios had hcrn .tiu4 Thr huurt entered her hn,k
the shoulder and size nov lo, Ht tie hN.rNi lu
dvng condition Mr SNrc' wn. rrwnNlly ARRESTED
Both r'tGar attendants AT church. but have h,tu
separated iMONtArs the husband ha, already served
term IN prison Ton breaking his Nilc's arm
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SrnlNGFIFLp. Mnss.. Nov. IL. - Lightning
srrh un h.u~- Of Nj, l9nn'on D" Mar,. ms muuins,
tiruW- down lhrt t the root an tho hri occupied hv
tI,t lii, amt hcr daughter crushing the bed and brus
M the occupants. hut lrHNlus mo- trace Oi fine.
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The Murder OF "a Farmer.

AMSTERDAM. y. T.. Nov. is. jacob Parker. n
arier anl single man OF 80 years of age who lived in
Minna,lc. three miles south Of mi, Place was found
near th. village murdered and wutaut about the hcal
ami taco lie Wa, last seen about - o'clock saturday
Wlht when hr hhl uhnui s2 AMI thlck for SinD so .
Or ,, ,'iun fAr r.orh was iuuud hut un money Acol.
urr' man uNnrd ~HuuNi johnson I, been irlr -ici
.u.lfcion fhify dollars were Hound has person aud
tA ~ MAs hull un Mls -lliIt hnsnln
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PROVIDENCE. Nov lS.-Scarcl was made un-
successfully last night ann today ~ NcwIortior charles
p.nior ihe ennoyre m John CAREY JI OF Sow Npk,
WHO went ,ut summing and di NOT return n Is ieAlct
that he hats ialon from tc ,lls INTO the water
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PROVIDENCE, r. l.. NOV. 1s.-Thc steam ting
Terror. from Sew YORK with coal barscsn tow when oil
Watch mn ou saturday. lost overheard two hand. who
WNrr ~hNlHlkut bnr MN- rescued, the uihrr. William
Fletcher I'D Mexico, aged - years. Was drowned
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SPECIE pAYMENT RESUMED. Specie the best
hnc cut Million, it Buy ani npi -ih
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Mysteries of New York by joe Howard. in
Frank Lcsiles thiuuey doner. Out ioday. .-Ais
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nceche,'- Grca, Dimcul.y.

Mr. Brechor told his hearers yesterday hcv
dliiig ut he thought It TO tell the truth
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sirangIcd by His Blood.

Nicholas Ryan. grocer Of 1876 Hicks street.
BrOOkhn was walking down Court street yesterday
afternoon. talking with two friends when torrent of
blood spurted from his mouth. and he dropped to the
Sidewalk lie was moved Ia drug store aud drd there
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ALEXANDRIA. Nov. lO.-rhc King of Ahys4inia
hN- WIiiNn iu tNu iiiun u ttINs the tiiu- if peace
proposed hy the littr
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JOTTINGS IHOIr IOWV.

High hnromrt"r dimiu ishing nor'hwc-trrly
wml' Nru.i to casirfN. colder aud rieat Itiuy
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Mahhy's Norfolk oystcrs II lIHrr son st and
~ Coftlandt st. New York ~ Court II ,bookAn -.io
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Mysteries OF New York. by Joe Howard, in
Frank Leslie N,uAeg Conner oul " day .--AdV
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Mysteries OF New York. by Joe Howard In
FRANK LesAe'o Chv"fy come, Out TO-DAY ADJ
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Mysteries of New York, by Joe Howard. in
FRANK Lcsies Ch.nley Conner. Out IVday -Ilp
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Mysteries OF New York, by Joo Howard, In
Frank IL sle's Chimney Conner Out Today Ada
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-06-07
PUBLIC SALE.

10Y virtue of n mower Of sale contained
- in y mort~o1r from William I'lrirh
and Eranr,s T I'lrirh his wifi, of EmmiIs
hurr 1rclr,irk rouutv MARYLAND to Isaae
UvGrr executed ON IN. i'm in, If De
r"n,hcr. \ . 1872 and recorded in Libcr
&c. " No. ., toios $50 &c, one of the Land
n''o','S oi riruc',cN 'n',nn; M,,,'n l.'"n'
-. WIS., No. 7 ,' 49,, ~, I ,t,i n",' - H.
,nhnr \ y 1S;@ mo nnIn, ,;rnai ~ as-
,,igncc thereof will sell at public sale at the
Western MARYLAND Hotel in Emmilsburg,
Frederick county, MARYLAND, on
s,.,,rJ,y tlo ,ttb J,yory
'''' '''>
at O'Clock, p. N, Me following property
ind real estate conveyed III SID mortgage,
Ii ,i,,''I n,r ~ J Hra,,"r cnnntv Wn.
rylond particular locations of which arc
given below: LIST. That
,,,,,.,, >.r n,, nt, r.,o,->~r
ll'ISl' AMI Lol VI "lIo' ~
situated on the north side of She Main
street of Emmilshur@, which is bounded
10y the property Of Mrs. Barbara Smith on
the west side, and by lot at present occu-
ptrd by James McUulgAn ON the cast Slder'
being that portion of Lot No % Oh the
Plat OF EmmilSbnr%, which is at present
occupied by the SAID llIiam IIlch ana
Francis +. Irich his Wllr. ana on winch
said house stands, ana which fronts on SAID
Main street the width CT said house. The
house is tw" stories and garrett hish is
BUILT OF BRICK,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-06-07

Persons in shutting their front doors,
should be careful to see that the coat.tail
Of the Young man, who Is sitting on the
steps, is not caught therein
OUR NEXT FAIR--Thr officers Of the
Frederick County Agricultural Society
have just completed their premium list for
the next exhibition, and it will soon be
placed in the hands of the printer for pub
lication. The list comprises in addition to
the usual prizes for excellence of stock,
manufacturers, agricultural, horticultural
and domestic prol1ctions,many new prizes
for articles hcrctoi,r nc not comprised in the
list for competition.
CLOTHES MOTHs.-This is the period
when moths begin TO fly, and those who
have not packed away winter garments
| and ,furs, should lose no time in doing so
Beat the articles thoroughly, and expose
them to bright sunlight and air for several
hours. Seal them up in tight paper cases,
or put them away in close trunks, with
plenty of gum cNmphOr pepper, tobacco,
chips Of Russian leather, or cedar dust.
UNIoNTowN, June ), -.
EDITOR CLARION Our usually quiet
town was thrown into a state of excite
mcnt Il few days ago by the startling intel
ligcncc that two Of our boys had left during
~.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-06-07

THERE IS many slip tWlSt inc cup Gnu
the lip, but there can be 10 danger in using
Dr. Srhlcy's Family Cough Syrup for ali
YOU Coughs an, Nols, 1t never fails
AT NIda' store only 70 cts
DHMIsE.-NIr. Peter Brandcnburg, an
old and well-known citizen Of this Valley,
residing at the Cross Roads between Broad
Run and Burklttsvillc, died on Tuesday
night last, after lingering illness, in the
G5th year of his age: -R'gjster
TIE sparks from an engine on the rail
road set fire to the woods in the vicinity of
the high bridge, near this place, on Friday
last, but did comparatively small damage
owing to the cXcrions of q party of men
in the employ of Mr.. John Rouzcr, WHO
nut it out. The woods belongs to Mr.. X.
MIR. William Logan has been rrappoint-
cd postmaster of IIagcrstOwn by the Pres
| idcnt. After Mr.. l.. mas completed this
term it will make twelve years that he has
filled that position. The lIagcrstown pa
pcrs all speak in glowing terms of him as
being very efficient p NJ.
DANGEROUSLY WOUNDED. last Satur-
Cay week, Il man by the name of VIM
Butler was dangerously wounded at Ur-
hana, Frederick County, by a shot cum in
the hands of Guess Mayors who did not
know that the gun was prmcd, and had
no idea Of shooting HIM This is another
warning against the careless handling OF
fire arms.
/ LARGE FIRES Baltimore, last week
was visited by several terrible confa9ra-
tons, which amount in the aggregate 40 Il
couple hundred thousand dollars. The one
/ on Friday last was large coal oil cStab
/ lshmrnt ana some twcnty-tivc oihr. build.
! ings, rendering thirty families homeless
The one previous to that was a large drug
house.
/ SEVERAL. letters have been received from
the Texas advcnturcrs, Mcssrs Wiy,man
and Martin, and tn" one received on SAT
ur,lay last from Austin Gives a glowing de-
scliption Of the "Lonc Star Statr,' and TIC
peculiar advantages afforded to migrants
Thus far, 50 they say, they have no rcas-
ons to regret the step taken and hop" soon
/ to take UP land and commence farming
. lfyOu want to keep Your rooms cool ob'
serve the following; Open your Windows