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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-19
FUNERAL OF ROWLAND H. MACY, JR

The funeral services over the remains OF Rowland
H. Macy, the only OF the late X. H. Mscy, and who
died at the 14th inst OF heart disease, was
hold yesterday at the residence Of HIS mother,
No CT West Forty.nin nth street, the Rev. Dr. Lewis
oil Rev. Or. Tyng's Episcopal Church oil tho Holy
Trinity officiating The remains lay IN rose God cas-
Ke with SILVER snsion handles and mountings, tho
PLATO bearing the following INSCRIPTION :-"Rowand
II. Macy. Born June 20 1884 Died Augusta, 1873"
The floral offerings were oil the most artistlc designs
aud proiuse. During the services a choir OF picked
voices consisting OF Miss Amanda y. wells, sopraoo
Mira A. &. Taylor, contraco; DIR. Piersop, bass, ana
Mr.. A. Y. Taylor, tenor, accom- panied by small or
gan, rendered the "kock OF Ages" and other appro-
pirate hymns affecting manner, and after brief
suoRistc address ana prayer by the Rev DR.. Lewis,
Tho remains were removed Tor ntcrment TO the family
vault at Greenwood. There we're no pnlibearers and
tho funeral was largely attended.
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END OF AN LLOPEMENT.

Jane Edinger the belle OF the village Of Bingen,
Pa. near Allentown falling victim. II alleged. 10 the
wes Of Captain William King, of the canal boat Mary
Eliza, eloped from her parents two weeks ago and
came TO New York with Captain King, relying on his
promise to marry her as soon as no reached
the Empire City. The Mary Eliza discharged
her cargo OF coal in Williamsburg on Sat-
uraay, and the Captain, after receiving hts
freight money, pro posed to start on his return trip
tomorrow morning, without fulfilling his alleged
promise 70 the pretty Jane. The crew OF the boat,
however, q stalwart Pepnsyivanan named James
Shields who had been old fame OF James, was not
satisfied with the result Of the trip Knowing his
own hopes that quarter had Deen blighcd, he In.
sisted that his captain should fulfil his promise and
take the woman question to n priest, and thereby
King refused to do. wheroupon Shields laid violent
hands on the King and the Two wore busiy engaged
in fighting the matter out when Ofhcer sam Hirst
appeared the and arrested them both for
disordcry conduct, and they were both locked up Ia
the Fourth street station house.
The woman, deeming her hopes OF happiness
bMgnted BY the perady Of her King and betrayer
took the opportunity tor flight, packed up her few
articles OF wearing apparel and left the boat; but
being without mems took lodgings In the same sta
ton house and will remain there until a pccuniary
reaches her in reply TO the letter shc has sent
homo
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CITY NEWS ITEMS.

william Turner, OF Hyde Park, Long Island, quar-.
relied early yesterday morning WIN James Trninor,
eeper OF saloon ut No. 3O3 Bowcry, ana bitten
the lip and cheek by the latter frainor escaped
arrest.
Albert Kruse fourteen years old escaped yesterday
from tho Juvenile Asylum and was found IN the
neighborhood short time alter entirely naked. He
had taken on the Uniform Of the Institution TO escape
detection.
The body OF an Unknown was found floating Ia
the North River yesterday At pier by Oicer Fepker of
the Twenty seventh precinct II described being
that OF man about nty Ave years OF age, Hvc iest
i've inches In height, having gray hair, eyes and
whskers The deceased was dressed IN n dark suit
Roupdsmsn Cosgrove, Of Inspector Muray's stan,
brought to Police Headquarters lsst night Frank Nor
RE- who Us numbered ~ the roguss' gallery No. 1910
and clsssed ms q thief About SIX mouths ago Morris
become aequsinted with a giri banned Cora Wood.
who lived IN Newark, ana snsr pspsusding her rob
her employer Of watch and chain and accompany
him 10 New York he took her 70 . hotel, where srs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-19

SurP LIGHT AGE (Brl from Iquque. with nj.
arrived Falmouth. GB with mast broken ana
leaking.
BARK EDUARDO JULIA (Sp). from Havana Tor Fai-
mouth WAS abandoned ia sinking state July 20 IN st
40 so n lon % IS W. The taken OF ana landed
Falmouth
scHs CURTIS. of Harrington. Ne. from New York for
Wilmngto NC. laden with empty spirit barr Is vent
ashore n AM YESTERDAY Ocracoke Bar both
anchors down and heavy sea prevailed which
caused the disaster
ter despatch SAYS tho Curtis is lying ut high water
mark And is completely stripped. The cargo, &c was
saved and the the beach. They were aoiy
assisted in this by Captain Abby OF the carter steven
and his The captain declined urthrr "sas'@"ce
until his heard from.
QurBEc Aug l6Ths steamer Quebec was places on me
VOLTS Cove yesterday morning: II feet OF ner
keel srnkes intending th- lower part OF stem ~
broken, part gone other damage TO her bottom
tning The mporary repairs will Ne pushed on with AL
possible despatch
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug li-Bark Kalakua fHaw). late
Mary Bell Roberts, since arrival has had decks
and hswe pipes in and various other Improvements
made has Doe fore AFT and found TO be
.'sound n nut She has HAD thorough overhan'ing
and is uuy
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FIGHTING EXCURSIONISTS.

The Seneca Social Club, organization existing In
the Nineteenth ward, went on an excursion, yestsr
day, to Rockiand Lake. II took the steamer }. II.
starn and the barges Baltimore and Vanderbilt to
commodats tho party. Hsw .they Jared In the early
part oil the day is not recorded but the police Of
Ninth precinct say that on their return home,
when aboat 1vo miles above Yonkcrs, q
ngnt, during which the bar and refresh msnt
counter we're completely demolished and Cakes sand
wches dishes and other accom- distributed
without resaru to cost or ownership. The damage
done onfinod principally 10 the provender, ms
the only casually reported was tho stabbiDg In The
ia nd OF George McGinpess bv whom IL ceuld not DO
learned bernard Glgsn and James Morrissey, who
arc described the gcaders were arrested whom
the boats reached this city.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Aug 1S-Arrived. steamer Golden Grove Br),
smaIls Baltimore; barks Marie Ger. Nahmens. Now
York; Harry Douglass (Br), Landry do.
Sailed I7th steamer Daniel Steinman Belg), Leckere,
New York; bark = J Bogart tBr) Reynolds, do.
BARROW, Aug I7-Arrived. brig Genoa (BD. Priest.
Transport, Ms
BREMEN, Aug l7-Arrived, ship Kendrck Fish. Henry,
Baltimore
Sailed I6th ship Caliope On Sinclair America bsrks
Joseph Hickman 3D. Bishop. do: Aurga Br. Messer.
Montreal.
DANrzro, Aug I4-Arrved. bark Adolf (sw), Renmann-
son, New York.
HULL. Aug ls-Saed, ship Lydia (Br), Henry Now Or
leans,
HAvRx, Aug ls-Arrivsd, steamer Canada (Fr), Fran
guel. New York.
LIVERPOOL Aug ls-Anived, schr Julia Ward Stevens.
Philadelphia.
MovLLE Aug 18-Arrived steamer Circassan (Br), Wy
lie Quebec for Liverpool lsnd proceeded)
PLYMOUTH, Aug ls-Arrivcd. steamer Pommerania
(Ger) Schweasen. New York for Hamburg land pro-
ceeeed).
QuKENsrowS Aug 10, 7.a5 MArrived, steamer City OF
Montreal DID Fulton Now York for Liverpool land
ceeded).
STOCKHOLM abort Aug 13-Sailed. BARK Franz for New
York. .
SINGAPORE Aug 15-Saed. steamer Gordon Castle (Br
for New York via Suez Canal.
WEATHER REPORT.
u W ~ 1aDhk AnA
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA, Aug lo--Arrived. bark FalkinburE, Homo
ALEXANDRIA,. Aug 17-Arrived schr j Ward. Jersey
City land cleared TO RETURN.
Ass .p s M
sch. hSsy SeG ySs Booth
LOAD ssr f1Iisssps. M.ssi: 6ssdsisI
d @
: s..,.y 'a as Len:
sSs :::': o:e:s ' D''' ''
BALTIMORE. Ane ls-Arriyed. steamers W Bruno.
F.ss, York .y Ess: st sE S, Es
Usko fRuss). stromberg. Barrow; schr Maggie e Gray
saNavR, Aug is- Cleared brig BENZ Carver Ray. New
YG. sch, w1.sh@s h: :.r S a New Yor,
iss-s.iIsd .oeT. Henry 4dslS:r,; ;IsorEsssya
more D" NV m,'s Jsss cove
Kt SSy:, s.t.T per- h,;s%sad
'n ss Ssss
CiiXKEEsroS. Aug l7-cleared. bare K s.otsrfoh,
18th Arrived. ship Martha Bowker, Bowkcr Lv rpool
"a aug eh Mary aa.
5 Bend Dr. Gos:y HiIs
bark Nora. -; briggs prmus tGer). from Delaware
s.,ed-Brix To. (Brj riroust tsrom PernaunbueO).
GEoRGErowN, DC, Aug le-Arrived, schrs Abbis
Bursley Lowell New York: Jamos slate. Rutser do;
NEW ORLEANS, Aug ls-cisared. steamer Lord.
lth-Hrrivoa. steamer 3 Ward. Jr, Pi.ssH. Ru.s.p.
YORK New York. Quick, do.
Avg Is A;, ssas ami Gssdy Ta1'
sE is.S rss S ss's Smith sni'A
NEW BEDFORD. Aug le-ssiied. bark Veronica, Hath.
i7ih-Arrved: .chrs John A Bscterman, Hathaway,
Georgstowu: DC; ov,,ts. Iiervey. Phsdclpha
Brown Fall River for Barren Island; samuel Crocxer
Thgssssr re@ rsun,oa ,cT NsT York
win New York; George Bentley for Prince Edward
NEW HAVEN. Aug IT. Arrived. brig Ann Elizabeth.
Dean, Bxnsor .ehrs American Team Crosby Baltimore
I P3Rr BLAKELY. Aug io-Arrived. ship otago. Hard.
ing, san Francisco: % c,. - c,
rrha Ssrssilis': Sns Carrie riessrins. forrey 81
FIJI reMntfSDEIpnrA. Aag Is-Arrived steamers Iinois.
shaekford. Liverpool; Evcrmsn. Plata, Rehu,ond
brig Johsnns MsrrsrethA (Norj Rasmussen, Duudaik;
schrs Grace yandussn. Reeves Gardiner: John Proctor
PORTLAND Aug ie-Cieared, schr II Hsvcns. Pearee.
f%wfGbKhT. Aus i6-ssisd, sehr Frank Maria, Alley,
RICHMOND, Aug 10 Sailed, scArs label, Hall, New
YcTs; ssseh S MSs,s IN m'r.s do; .,,,.
Ssw bark MaS;s. Ridsoui. w!ctSsr. Pr. Bl.i.iy
sailed sGip Rsysn.er.r orr Biss.% Cork; S.ss; y.
Sses p ss Or 3D. ws'
SAVANNAH. Aug is-Arrivcd, steamer Gen Barnes,
ssisd-stesmot. City Of Macon. Kempson, New Yors
schr 9 Lewes, Hupper. DO On.
WTLMINGroS NC, Aug 14-Arivsi. steamer Benefac.
'wAKEHAM. Aug is-ssiled. schr Ada Herbert. Allen.
is,h-sa,led, schr Young Tcm,r. FscsmLo. Ph1sdsl-
phia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-19
HAROLD BRAMwELL'S FUNERAL

The funeral ceremonies over the remains Of Harold
BramweIl whose sad death by drowning, wniie at
southa m pton, has already been published took
place yesterday at the residence Of City Cham
bcrlain J. Nelson Tappan, at No. 1877 Lexington
avenue the Rev. DR.. Lewis, OF the Church OF the
Holy Trinity, oflcating. During the ceremonies
the remains rested IN the front parlor and were
encased IN n black walnut cnskct, with silver
handles and mountings crown OF exotcs
was placed Mt the head and a column Of immortcles
nj IN. base OF the caskcl Afcr bret address and
prayer by the Rev. Dr.. Lewis the remains were re-
we'd Tor tnterment TO the Bramweil famiIy
vault at woodlswn. Tue iathcr and mother oil
the deceased are ut present IN Europe. Mr. j. Nelson
Tappan, being connected with thcismy, TOOK tac te-
mains 10 charge and attended the ceremonies There
were no pallbearers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-19
UNSUCCE. SFUL ROBBERY.

william Cochrane, messenger In tho employ Of the
New York Times sent on the evening OF the GOTH
alt with a satchel containing s2s5 from tine uptown
pnace TO the publication Office OF the paper While
running up the stars leading to the Thirty
third street depot OF the Metropolitan Ele.
vstcd Railroad, Tor the purpose OF catching
4 train, he was suddenly assaulted and the
satchel .nntcned from his maud He turned IN time
TO catch glimpse oi the thief, ana I'm mediately gave
chase. crowd gathered aud followed the thief, who.
hndng himself hard pressed, FIRST threw away tho
atchel and then hrs coat He escaped, but last night
Detective Schmittberger, oil the Twenty-niDth pre-
unct, arrested him He was identified by cochrane
Is the man who had assaulted him. He gave his
name a. John Fitzgerad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-19

German Social Democrats
1877, 4S5. go votes -lS7S, 10000 votes.
Grand Demonstration
Sunday, August ~ 1878, Mt three i. NJ.
in Turf Bay Park, Forty-third First avenue
German and English speakers.
1t was expected that something would be said In
reference 10 Mr. Dennis Kcarncy, ths sand lots
orator. tho embers of the socials party repu-
date him since he ''pooled his issues" with General
Butler His name, however, was not mentioned BY
any oil the speakers and Inc lour five hundred men,
women and chill congrcgated IN the park passed
the afternoon beer drinking. singing, speech max
ing ana recitation. Several Communistc songs were
sung, all OF which we're Loudly appauded. Deieea-
tiops from Newark, n j., anu Brooklyn. L. l.. were
IN attendance, and the proceedings opened win
speech IN German by Mr.. A. Sc uhc, of the Newark
delegation. Mr.. OSBORN Warde, OF BrooHlyn, fol-
lowed in English and spoke OF the 0tness oil the Ger
mans in America fathering the Communlsic Ideas
when the time OF the CHsars had obta,ned among
the Teutons OF tho north. He was followed by Mr..
George Winter, the speaker OF the day, who
among other things 10 prove The growing strength OF
tho party, quoted the following Official figures He
said that 1867 the socialists vote in Berlin 81
In 1871, 1901 Ia 1874, 1871; IN 1877, 3l,522; 10
1878 56336. Citizcn Schwab rccited an allegorIcal
poem, entitled tho Tournament" depicting talk
between Ritter Hu niger and R,t,er ammon In which
the latter Is outdons. Unt evening the park re-
NAMED fun OF sympathizers OF the movement, who
departed in peace when the singing was concluded.
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THEY'RE AFTER Me-"

onieer LsesoD, OF the Fourteenth precinct, while
pstroIins Prince street last night aud when near tho
Bowery, met man who exclaimed In n loud tone
They are alter me on save my lifc." Lecsou
.ook him to the station house whore he gave name
etcr Lynch ana his occupation as that Of shoe.
maker. Ito said that he WAS without home
or friends. The sergeant saw that the man was sui.
fering the dclsrium trcme and tsegrapbcd TO
Bellevue Hospital Tor ainbu lance. Al Bellevue
Hospital he became very violent and mad 10 be placed
IN cell. when searched SIX bank books. represent
ing "a, 500, and $l34 In silver and currency were
found in his possession.
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SUBURBAN NOTES.

In Newark yesterday afternoon, In a barn at No.
456 Railroad avenue, tramp was found dead. There
hing on his person whereby his identity could
be established.
Peter Peterson. residing on North Fifth street, near
Sixth street, WILLIAMSBURG, was shot at on his way
home yesterday morning on the corner OF North Sec
ond and Skin strssts The ball Rr,zed his lett arm,
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RUN DOWN BY A STEAMER.

The steamer Grand Republic while passing picr 10
East River yesterday morning, ran down and cap
sized u small boat containing two men. One Of them,
Rodney Conners tweniy-sx years OF age, Of No. lis
sonth strcet, was drowned. HIS body was not re-
coYerad.
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APPRoxrMArION PRIZES.

APPROPRIATION rRizEs;
nanosr dr ;rSm ssi TO 1; Inclusive. being
the nine .emaining units OF the same ten ofshs 49,,
numSss, rom IS as 20 81 go inclusive being
the nine remaining units OF the same ten Of the 49,.
1000 n mamS ending 10 II being the las; Two
figures Of the number drawing the capital prize -,
OF $p,OO 10
Dra%ins class b. Loasi.n. State Lottery h.rsoy certify
i lom The
Witness our hands at New Orleans LA, this Tuesday
4SsN aigF FstA Commissioner.
). TX T. 4. RRSosssnAu.
Prizes cashed In full. without deduction.
srLESpIp osroETVSIy rs,s r. ysr ,a,s FOR
NEW L osfEAss T s4A4s
5s' :: y; E
;ri: sSssa "
10000 r,S xfIE.ta al rt NO t SsE EACH
~ n.EF E EEs fF ~ f 9aE P0LI1H
C.p;s, rr;.s. sy yoo
Capital r 8 sa sSoS
sS i i,i,:: :: q , ,SSs,
500 rrisesof m............... .............. 10000
''"" APPROXIMATION PRizEs '''' 1870
Approxim alton Prizes Of $500 ............ 200
Approximat alton Prizes OF 200 .............. 1900
Approximate Prses OF 100 ............... 900
1857 Prizes, amounting 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted all proml-
nent points TO whom liberal will be paid.
Application for rates 80 clubs should only be made 20
the home Office In New Orleans
Write, clearly stating full address, for further inforna
ticu scud orderst 80
Pos. ome. 90. $50, No. S g. %s.t Is s;s..
n. H. PLUM,
49, 319 broadway. New York.
All our uraud Extraordinary Drawings are under ne
supervision and agemsnt OF Generals L. BRAURE-
GARD and UBAL A. kAKLY.
DHBUMATfSM, SCROFULA AND ALL INPURB
lCbloed certainy cured by HYArTe LlFk BALKAN.
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remained over night with him. The prisoner ad-
initted last night that no had seduced girl, but
would say nothing about tho stolen properly.
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OBITUARY.
ISAAC c. KENDALL.

ISAAC c. KENDALL.
Mr. Isaac c. Kendall, Of New York, one OF tho cot
tsgsrs Newport r. l. died at hts summer residence,
on Washington street. In that city, yesterday. HIS
body Will DO brought to New York for ntcrmept on
Monday night Hc has been III only about Two weeks
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SAILED.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

steamer Tycho Brahe lBrl. Tor Liverpool; sehrs ~
Rapp. A Alcott. Woods and Lizzie THUS. all Tor
Southern coastwise ports
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SOCIAL SOCIALISTS.

All unmindful Of the law OF 1857 and the Argus
eyed retainers OF Dr. Crosby's society, the German
social democrats assembled yesterday afternoon IN
obedience to the following call -
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No 80. IT, fret capital price, drawing pSooU sold 81
Vrayson, Ark .. =.
sscspd capital prise. drawing $4,000. sold a.
No So third capital PRISE drawing $500. sold 81
Chicago. III.
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DHBUMATfsM, sCRoFULA AND ALL IxPuRB
ICbloed certsinly cured b. AYArTs Lkfk BAlsAk
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER
VATIUNS.
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Tho Washington & waJnesburgl Sarro"
Sauxe to be sold. HeiEt aTitl'

t.aure to be sold. dsiist I'gH
Az will be seen by nj advertisement
elsewhere in the RPate the Waynesburg
& Washington Railroad has been levied
upon by Sheriff Work, and is to be Sold
to be sold to satisfy q paltry claim OF one
thousand dollars or less. All this is the
result OF mismanagement = Of f%actions
fighting each other instead Of uniting In
promoting the best interests OF the road;
About q year ago the road was IN goo9
credit and when the bonds were placed
upon the market they startedotf AZ ninety
cents upon the dollar. About that time
ne credit OF the road wa seriously IN
haired by a display OF the most chiidisn
jealousy and business stupidity on the
mart OF some OF the leading managers, n
Tor n time the bonds could not be sold al
anv price. Factions then arose n from
thst time until now the war has continued,
each party irving to eat the other up unt1l
min has come upon the whole, and the re-
sult will be that the stockholders and those
who have invested in the bonds VIII lose
all that they have paid in, n the roaa
will PASS into other hands another Illus
ration OF the old adaee, that "A house dif
yided against itself cannot stand"
The Waynesburg and Washington rali;
road. under favorable management, tsone
Of the best pieces Of property in Washing,
tom and Greene counties, and 1t is not YET
too late to retrieve the mistoItqnes grow 4
inc ont Of past bluudess and disputes; q II
those Interested in the premises can non,
sstly INIT the road an be retained and
made one Of the best paying corporations
IN the State. The financial condition OF
he company Is not adesperate one BY any
means. why not call q meeting OF tne
n"rt;es interested to consult upon the ma
tsr before ii Is too Iate?-Wa&h Rspo1T.
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No. 10 90 saturday night hiss NO e0npectioa' for
Chicago OF sandusky. )
PullrDsn Palace. Drawing Room and Sleeping Cans
% all night trims.
Southwest, NORTH and Northwest, making this 4 dest- Z
rthIs route for e~olouists and PERSONA moytpg 70 The
great West and 70 whom particular attention isgiven.
WHEELING, PITTS. AND BALTIMORE DIV.
Leave Wheeling ...- .-..... 1. 6Sa m. i.95 ?. n.
TrtadelphIa AcepnmOdaiiCn,
Leaves Wheeling. ---....-.....-a"6.40 IA m. 800 ?. IN.
Church TFain-Sunday only.
Leave wheeling! ....4...........- 40 =. M. ITO ?. n.
Leave Point Mil ......-9.23 . m. 800 p. m.
b Tickets 70 all principal pGints on sale NJ Depot
ohiee open at al hours during the day. g~-z-g,gT
!. Information 70 the travelling public eheerfully gxen.
~ y W. ". CLEMENT II. ptT.
r T. I. DEvRfES, CENT Agent, Wheeling.
! mylt ---M --
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No. ~ TWENTIETH STREET

vhsr. The best StoEIe. TIPS ffns uUH- ~
lfsd ChsEinE TObaeIO can b bad. ...-aA "a.
Grdsn from country dsalsFs prSmpim3{nS WFsS
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nIoated S~IonoPolie-, etc.

l1 Tbs Sailrcads will now bring a barrel Of
Aos,r from Chicago to New York for TWEEN
~ cents, but the down-trodden iab9rer
charges twenty-five. cents. to take the 9af.
rel from the depot to the consumer. But
The dowu.trodden Aforesaid makes 1t all
,iSht with his +efete" customer by throw
inc in A speech on tho necessity OF putting
down he railroad monopoly 80 that the
poor can I've. ~'t"a"
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From the MsHiphs Appeal.
Annie Cook, the woman who, after a
long life Of shame, vcntured all she had
OF life and property for the sick, died yes
terday morning OF seven o. clock Of yellow
fever, which she contracted while nursing
her patients. II there was virtue in the
faith OF the woman who but touched the
hem OF the garments OF the Divine Re
deemer, surely the sins OF this woman
must have been forgiven her. Her faith
hath made her whole, made her n with
the loving Christ whose example she fol-
lowed in giving her life that others might
Live. Amid so much that Is sorrowfnl TO
m aponizing degree, so much that illu-
mines the graces Of a common humanity,
The example OF this brave woman stands
by itself, singular bat beautiful, sad but
touching, the very expression otthat hope
Inc realization Of which we have in the
words, 'inasmuch as We have done 1t unto
the least OF these my servants, We have
done Il unto me-" Out Of sin, the woman.
In all the tenderness and truthfulness OF
her womanhood emerged, TRANSPORTED
and purified, 10 become the healer, and at
LAT tocome to the Healer OF Souls, with
Him to rest forever. She ia at peace.
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a MORBID SWELLING.
Price, a5 Cents. {

Be careful % cai for coLLrysvoLrAICP rAs.
TER lest yoG gut come worthless imitation. Sold
BY al Wholesale and Retail prugxiIis thrnughout
The United states aud CAnadas, and BY wEEkS'&
POTTER, Propfietors, Boston, Mass.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-28

An Electro-Gaivanic Battery combined
with q highly Medleated Strengthening
Plaster, forming tho best P1Asterf for paIna
and aahes In tho World Of Medicine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-28
B,llaire q southwestsrn Railroad.

Tracklaying on the Bellaire 4 South
western Railroad has been carried forward
as lar a Dixon Myers school house.
Bethel Church viii be reached in 4 few
days Il nothing happens; and I Is thought
the work viii be carried rapidly forward
now as the contractors are delivering iron
as fast as It Is needed. Beallsyille will be
reached by the end Of the year at the
iurthest, and most likely 4 whole month
sooner.