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National Republican., 1878-11-12
JOHN SHERMAN. Auctloueer

rRusTEES' SALE OF A TwO.sToRY FRAME
DWhLLiNu oN SIXTH STREET, BETWEES
NUE
By virtue OF deed OF trust dated June s. 1876. and
duly Fec Tded In lbeT No. 50, folio 2iO. se., OF the
land records ufthe District Of Columbia and by the
written request Of the party srcnrd thereby we will
sell si public auction, on the premises; on wEpNES
DAY, November u, ISL at 40 O'Clock r. m., nll that
parcel o land situate and being In the city Of Wash.
gtOn District OF Columbia. known aud described Rs
pHTt OF lot nunIbered fourteen Oi, In reservation
d. Iesnning for the same at polnt on the east
line of Sixth street west W feet Inches south OF the
northwest corner Ut said lot H. and running thrnCa
due east 81 feet; thence nOrtheastwRrtiy parallel with
Maine avenue ~ feet; thence nOrlhw"stwardIy at
right angles with sad aven u feet. thence south
westwar,lly parallel with said avenue 81 feet and
inches thence due 81 ieot sixth street west
and thence south with the east line of said street to
the place of beginning with the imprDycm' nt-
Trrns-One fourth cash balance In q, y, and IL
months, with interest at per cent secured by deed
trust tle property sold deposit Uf u ieIuired
At time OF sale: Convryancng at expense Of puF-
chaser terms OF sale to be compiled WITH In seven
days aiteT sale. JOHN JOY EPSON,
CIIAS. T.. FRASER
Trustees,
J, r COLDwELir Salesman. oc?aSuo.,j.slS
National Republican., 1878-11-12
H. BOlD'S
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU.

A SPECIFIC REMEDY for ali Diseases OF the
Urinary Organs-Son. ret tsntion or lnConiinence Of
Urine; Irritation 1nfanm nation, or liberation Of the
Bladder and Kidneys: stone IN the Blndder Gravel
or Bnckdust DepOst, Brights Disease, Milky Dis
charges and all Dsaases OF the BLADDER. Kidneys or
Prostate Gland, whether affecting Male. Female, OF
Child.
FOR WEAKNESS arising from eycesse, or dssi
patton, attended with soms OF the following symp-
toms. Nervous Debility, foss OF Memory, Indisposl
ton " E1erton or business. shortnsss Of Breaih.
Trembling Troubled with Thoughts OF Disease,
Head. Rush OF Hood 70 the Head, skin Eruptlons
Pale COuntenance. aud Dry Skin
nTHESE SYMPTOMS are allowed TO go on yery
frequently Epeptic Pits and Consump ption follow
When the constitution becomes Affected with organic
weakness Il requires the aid OF invigorating med
cine to strengthen and tone up the system, which
HEI,MBOLD'S BUCHU does In every case.
National Republican., 1878-11-12
AUCTION Sales.--future D0ys.


John SHERMAN 4 co,
y Real Estate Auctioneers, St Cloud Building.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. No 1873 NJ STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF deed Of trust dated tho ith day OF
November, A. d. 1871, duly recorded In llber No. Sl
folio n ct sel, one OF land recorys for the District Of
premises on WEDNESDAY, the Eth day OF N0vsni.
ber, A. ID. iGs. al O'Clock p. M, the following dc
scrloed property, situate In the city OF Washington
d. T., known as part OF lot numbered twenty Coz. In
square numbered one hundred and forty ut), begin
Mug or the same n the northesst corner Of lot mum
bered nineteen ls IN said square, on the line Of
street north, and running thence south ninety.hve
l9j, fset thence eau twelve a) feet thence south nc
teen tS) feet thence east twenysN 21) feet thence
north one hundred and ten io feet and thence west
thirty eight (sl feet TO the place Of beginning.
eighteen, aud twenty our months, with interest a
q per cent. per annnm secured upon property sold.
Al conyeyanciny nt pnrchascLs cost. A deposit OF
tln required a. time OF sale. Terms to be complied
JOSEPH II. EpSoS( r,,,,.0.
LANES ID. CLARY.
W. " SMITH, Salesman. noi2TuThs6ds
WALTBR B WILLIAMS 4 co, Auctionecrs,
w ISucces,ors TO " ash h williams.)
SALE OF CoNDEMNED STORES AT MARINE
On THU RsDAf, November IL 1875, bestnnins at
70 M, we shall self at public auction arge QIap.
uty OF condemned articles such ~ knapsacks Belts
Mlsket siings, &C. &c. Also large lot Of Brass and
Old Iron.
Term,-Ca,h on delivery.
By order Of the QuartprmaSter
WALTER n. WILLIAMS a co,
nosn tSlaf.l Auetionsera
National Republican., 1878-11-12
Boarding.

11I1 l. ST.-TABLE BOARD CAN BE HAD
1T l. nj SlNTEEN DOLLARS per month.
Families supplied with meals at tho shortest notice
at FlGHTEEN nOlLAItS ueT month. Two suites
OF rooms Oh ls and ii hOOT also Tor rent with board.
nOplm
17f PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTH
~ west -First-cinSs Board with large airy
Rooms, from - 10 SO per week; transient t50 per
day baths and gas. MRS o. a. HOWARD.
10 connection Tih he HOl0drd HyuSs
Jes ~
The New York herald., 1878-10-15
THE HIGHLANDS TRAGEDY.

AN AGED MANS CRIMx-TRIAL OF GEoRsx
FRANKLIN Yon THE MURDER or PETER
YINLEY, THE LONG BRANCH PAINTER.
FRxxuoLD, N. J., Oct II. 1873.
George Franklyn. the gray haired murderer Of
Potter Finley. tho youthful painter OF Long Branch,
placed on trial to-day At the Monmouth CouLty
Court Of Oyer and Terminsr. The. murder was
committed at Jenkinson's Hotel, at the beauti-
full summer resort OF the Highlands OF
Navesink, between Long Branch and Sandy Hook.
Finley went to the Highlands the day before the
murder and was engaged doing some painting for Mr..
Jenkinson. the proprietor Of the hotel. He knew
Franklyn well, and on nrst meeting him slapped him
on the shoulder. Trankiyn seemed 10 be bad sem-
per and demanded an apology from Finley. The
painter refused this, whom Frankiyn called Finley
.dead beai,n s.cod viosuai grubbsr' and tramp and
wont away muttoring. Later. IL II said, Finley and
Frxnkyn met IN the dining room, and some hot
words passed between them. Franklyn again do
manded an apology, but the painter laughed In the
carver's face aud went down 10 tho barreom under
the hill and told the barKseper, he wondered what
the matter with the old man (meaning
FrankIynl Finley mad been but . ew moments
IN tho Darroom wnsn Franklyn entered. "He had
murder in bis eye" said the bartender, ''as he
rushed up Finley aud said. You youna dog. you
donI apologize iii XIII you, by Cod" Finley, IL Is
said, pushed the old man and passed into
sm. and acoossiDs him - near Ii. pisas, domanasa
again an apology. Finlsy's reply was 70 slap him
lightly tDe chcsk and that II u was not for his
gray hairs ne would throw him into the river. AZ
this Juncturs Franxlyn pulled . huge carving knio
from under h'sapron and plunged y three times into
tho young painters oody. II IS said that Frankyn,
be lott the bavroom TO follow Finley, muttsred
'li must must" aud as be plunged the kniis into
his victims body exclaimed, with every thrust,
ssTherei therei therol You young DOG. tako that"
The court room crowded 10 sunocation rne
country tok came In by train and wagon. aud never
since the trial OF Donnelly for The murder Of Moses,
1854 have the pcopis taken great an interest
murder trial Az tho last moment Attorney Gen.
John r. stockton decided 10 ,ry the instead
OF that Of PAtcrsen tho negro flsmIngt0u
trial 10 take place to-day. Judge Scudder,
Justice Of the Supreme Court presided by his side sat
Judges Remsen and Wheeler. Henry n. NevEs, Of Red
Bank assisted tho defence on tho assignment OF tho
Court SITTING IN The enclosure the Bench were
the nvc brothers and sister OF tho murdered man.
Afer somc deiay jury was obtained. The Ststo
challenged eight and the defence eighteen. Prosccu-
tor Lannng opened Tor tho Ssute aud occupied about
fifteen minutes narraling to the jury the story Of
the tragedy. several Witnesses were examined, and
then Prosecutor Lanning asked for an adjournment,
M Two OF tue principal witnesses Tor tho state were
mot present The Court granted this and adjourned
The Witnesses VINO will be called Tomorrow are Arn
Scudder and Mr.. Summcrncid, Of Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1878-10-15

" E.ts a. w;.s wss s G
S:ss sysiss' q si4 Nss 81 n r.
rh. following additional subscriptions are an
nouncsd by Mayor Eiy:-
Through Captain willi.ns. Twsnsy-ninth, precinct.
e 8
II " % s.@
ssssuth nsas
j
M .srsass Il = lss s ST. 81
sss.ss ~. ss''s'Ss ss:-ss'x;'
s4s rAroasS New YORK S;s4s, ss4 3d. as so~s
.'is T.
,hr1sEa e % ard a and N
amount money W him in tho streets At different
s1s DSs some
The collections Tor Or tho tho Sufferers taken up In tho
sunday. tho 9Th INST, resulted as toliows:-
sss9 ssas so the =, AvsTss s xss
As,y innoesn.s. Ssys; i%n.sulass coaespsioa.
g. p.u rsaaS ST. rssr s.ai so g.
!.mss s4o: VIZ 81 rs.us.' S S.saeS,s @ sss5 L:a
Ssy 4. s. s s
sa sa42 Transit saration s2ss S., Bridgss saas IS;
Srss. + :aIs Nicholas: sss ssss''e ss st. s.:
Mary's) $l6l 81; St trancls Association, $i6t; ST.
Mary's $0i; St. John the BAPTIST. $780, Clifton Si52
keepse (st Petorn, $50; st. Bonaces $3.50; Pouuh-
keepsie tSt Marys) S146 So; Portchester. $i44 %;
s.. Kose Lima. s!4n; Sing Sing si5 75 Amena. $a5:
os Eas e s:s Esss:s sao s s
Yonkers,, tsi. JOseph,o, 500; Forl Washington.
500 %sstehes,er. West ss7 G9shsn. $50; Assamp-
S I ss5s"' ss vss ssS r.ss.s ssaH vi vi
M.nhassanys a;erman,. s75; Cold spring, $40; Ford
sss nSy Ss"Ss.E s.%s Aksis kssos &c. 1sssa c ST.
Mount K,sco $50 Highbridge S5O Irvington, $50 Ron
d dss. o.. M.ry,D: 500; Mslross $50; Aa%sronssk
s ,a h'Sas ass xssu to Asss sss so s"ssSsss Soss
gomery. s27; chanInngve temperance Society.
70" Landing. sas Iiydc Fstx sas Bisuvsissye. $40;
Port Jervis x2u Saugeres $l6; Ubernburx $l0 Stony
Hollow, $40: Rawlings. $lO: Mount Vernon Q3erm AM.
IS; Rondout German, $5 Total. SlSl2l VI.
The churches OF ST. Vincent Ferrsr, ST. Alphonsus,
ST. Joseph, immaculate Conception, ST. Mary's,
Poughkeepsie, and st. Mary's, Yonksrs, sent thor
collection full or in part directly 10 she sufferers.
OF Commerce Southern Relief Committee, aCknowl-
edges the receipt OF the following additional contr
butiOns:-
Throop Avenue Presbyterian Church. Brooklyn second
subscription $l5 O5; lnfant class Of same $1-total,
Sl6 Us OF box ia First National Bank OF Oxford
N. r.. through John L. Van WagSnsn. cashicr 50 "a;
Montclsir IN. ~ Presbyterian Church. through II: y.
Litel, $211 N j. W. cash second subscription, 500:
Cath w. Bruce. through D. w Bruce, attorney, $lUo
collection box vt South Norwak tConu) Post Oice per
Total, $44s Previously acknowledged. SleO.7O2 o..
Grand total Sl6l $50 ID.
The New York herald., 1878-10-15
GIVE MORTAL WOUNDS"

MRS. JENNIE n. SMITH ARRAIoNED yoR THE
MURDER OF HER HUSBAND.
The court room Of tho Hudson County IN. ~ Oyer
and Termincr IN Jersey City yesterday unusually
crowusd II having been announced that Mrs. Jennie
r. Smith would be arruiancd tor the murder OF her
husband, Police 0Acsr Richard II. smith, In August
last shortly alter ten o'clock Judge Knapp, followed
by Associates Garreson Quaife aud BrnckerhoG TOOK
their places on the bench. and the accused widow
ied In by Constable Donovan. She was drssscd In
mourning. with a Olaox veil over her face, through
which her ioa.ures wero plainly visible. When she
entered sne exhibited soms nervousness. bat her
counsel. Mr. wakeman, arose TO bcckon nor scat
by his side within tho railing, she became oaim and
took chair ncar the clerks desk and facing the
Cour,. Judge Knapp inquired whether the State mad
anything 20 move, and Distr,ct Attorney McGu
stated that no desired TO arraign Mrs Smith Turning
20 tho prissnsr tho prosecutor Said
ssMrs. Jonnie X Smith,
Mrs. Smiths face flushed and she bowed her head
Tbc prosecutor directed her up, ciutch-
ing the railing around the clerks desk she
ANA remained standing while the indictment was road
late o tho CITY ofJsrsoy City, county OF Hudsop
lst day Of August IN the year Of our Lord 1S7s noe
having the Tear OF God before her eyes, but being
moved aud ssducsd by the inssgAsion o the devil,
with force aud arms In tho city county Aforesaid
In aud upon Richard A. smith, In the peace Of Cod
In the SAID State then and there wfuy and
OF her nuiioo afUrethough did make sssAu and that
she. the said Jennie H. smith. IN her right hand thcn
aud there, ana OF her malice hought dd make
an assault and tnat the sad Jennie X smith. with
certain knife Of tho value OF twenty i've cents, which
she held In hor hand, then and there held the said
Richard II. smith, and upon the lett side OF him.
the said Richard smith, then and there fslonousy
and Of her malice aiorethougbt did strike and Inrust
and inlet nvs mortal wounds that Instantly produced
deatn.v
Tho Prosecutor asked, "wnas do you plead, guilty
not guityf'
Tho prisoner ssbbod Violently ana malt vhispsrsd.
s.Not guilty.
As constable Donovan approached - remove her
shc hall swooncd and while she was being led out OF
the room and dowu the stairs her sobs were heard
distinctly.
Distriot Attorney McGill informea the Coort that
the Grand Jury had recommended that Covert D.
Bennett, Mrs. Smiths alleged nccompiios, bc de.
bail at So COO. Mr. James Fleming Bsnnsst's coun-
sal obtseted 90 me snonns rsqatssdS and SsAaa
The New York herald., 1878-10-15
HATHAWAY SENTENCED.

TEN YEARS IN THE STATE PRIsoN-HE MAKES
STARTLING srATEMENT-HIs WICKED
PARTNERS.
By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
TAUNTON, Mass, Oct. IA, 1878.
One OF the biggest sensations that has been wit
,~ssed here for number OF years the statement
o. George Hathaway, treasurer of the Border City
Mills, Fall River, to-day, explaining the
calitcs OF himself. Chaee, DR.. Duriee and H. b. Dur
fee, which the financial crash IN that city last
spring. Tho packed with Interested parties
from New Bedford Providence, Boston. Fall River
and this city. Hathaway broke down three or four
times during his recital. ho denounced Chace the
cause OF b ts ruin showed how he had gradually Dor.
rowed money from him to the extent OF $500 900 and
kept tho lear oil State Prison over his head. The
building Of the cotton mill In North Fall River vas
rec0unted. Alter being prominent IN the
Chace came 10 The Border CITY MIL and wanted TO
borrow $50, 600 and return y IN u lew daya "rhat
voice, 'and say this without sh,rktng burden or
responsibility which rests on my shoulders. Tho
In pleasant way, saying That as president he
had right TO borrow money and needed II. He
Chaes came one dag and told MIN men might come
and look over The books and and bills payable Then
ad an BOOK which xop
charged regularly. On Docember IL he had $50 600;
December l5 $50. 900; January a. $64 esl Feoruary
y, Union M $4,000 and the same duy, $50. 700 for
Ino same mill una ST. 900 OF the former Before
they had made yard OF cloth al the
Border City Mill had let him have $2CO,OO0
In these irregular notes have q note, gwen in
Februsry 1873 which, with average interest," would be
$1O7 00O All TINS pressed and could not sleep
al nights without narcotics. Chace repeatedly SAID
that Dr. Duroe would leave MIN $500 900 $400 000
anc expected that he was not aDundantiy able
pay when terribly preased. had 70 Tor $500
TO pay interest money, or for moro freight bills,
which seldom received. In November, 1873 i WAS
especially pressed and got loan OF $3.50, 900
from Chacs, Mason and Durfee, which was nseaed
complete tho No. mill Dr. Duriee, no said,
had been promising aid after getting money, but
he did not furnish any. He gave large sums 10
churonos and charitable institutions. but would
help out the whose good name he was ruining
Chace had tor fifteen years had clear sheet on
tho books"
Al the close Of the statement which created great
sensation, Hathaway was sentenced 10 lhe State
Prison for ten years.
The New York herald., 1878-10-15
SUBURBAI NOTES.

Two right whales were iakea on Amagnnsstt L. l.,
BY the whaling crew OF that place on Saturday.
Nathan =. Turner. printer. forsy..wo years Of
clothes iine, the door Of closet hts bedroom
~ No $50 Jefferson street, Broogvn, yesterday. He
had boon partially insane Tor several weeks past
James Lee, q ono- armed psdIsr, any years OF ass
yesterday committed suicide AZ his residence on
Communipaw, hear Westsido avenue. Jersey City
Heights, by hanging himself from q bedposI Il 10
thought he under shs innuonos liquor whom he
committed the act
Warrants wsre issued BY Judge Benedict Of the
rest OF persons suspected bctng concerncu IN Tho
manascurs OF iic,s whiskey, .. No. 50 Front street.
where S. 900 worth Of property By
officers o1 sunday mornng.
james woerssy, Grand Secretary OF the Grand
Court Of the Anciont Order of Foresters removed
Tns Order In sno former CITY mas Just been uo,asd
tha, brshrcH 10 Plsburg searching tor James
and some 81, 600 Of toe funds of ths Order.
Ex-Cny Treasurer Kamena, OF Hoboken, charged
with smbszzing SEQ 600 from tbs city was placed ON
trial yesterday before the Hudson County Court Of
e.ns Sessions :s MS ssas. sounss that o.
November g.
Henry oails1 u. csrpsa,sr wns - recently pleaded
Tcrminer 10 an indictment charging him with the
Of his wife, a. Bayonao. was yesterday again
entered ono Of guilty Of mapslaughter. Tho plea
was accepted and he was rsmaadsd until THURSDAY
Tor ssntenoe
meeting, yesterday sfteraooa, the SsoopA Prssby-
seran Church (Rsv. Arthur Crosby, past0rh on Chm
ton street.. near Fulton, In that city. Moderator
Gienwood Butler in the chair. Rev. d.. J. a. Lud-
low was elected Moderator ior the next six monlha
second session was held IN the evening", and tho
meeting Will ps resumed this morning.
Isaac Treadwsii, grocer, Of Myrtle avenue. Brosk-
lyn, nired boat ~ Flushing, about three month
ago, 70 70 out IN tho bay rhs boat found on ths
Sound shors three days later but rrssdweh has not
since been heard from py hts family. He was en-
gAscd 70 >: married sos young lady IN Nsw,own
Cuzsns OF that placs claim 10 have seen during
mo past week. but be has nos yea pressnssa himself
% he triaaaG
The New York herald., 1878-10-15
CITY NEWS ITEMS.

The Board OF Apportionment yesterday made .
Transfer OF $4,000 20 the department OF Public
Works tor street repairing purposes.
The Aldermen yesterday by unanimous vote passed
the Mayors resolution giving $lO,O
Iheir counsel In the indict nnent proceedings.
The Rev. Hugh Hanna, OF Belfast, will deliver hts
farewell lecture on rne Bible, tho Church aud Hu.
man Reason" IN Association Hail this evening.
Funeral ceremonies the remains OF tho late
Trinity. ST. Paul.. ana St Johns Epscopai cnurcnos.
took place yesterday ut ST. Paul's Rev. DR. DIX oll-
ciated assisted by several other clergy mon Of the
parish.
Edward Pisssau of No. 223 West Thirty -nrsr street.
srrsstod by Detective Schmittsnbsrger, Of the
Twenty en.n preenes ysssssasy on the complain. Of
t 10 alleged he stole twenty dozen pairs Of kid gloves
IN February last
The Committee on Grain Of the Producs Exchange
accept the recently adopted Albany grades At .
meeting OF the Barley Trade yesterday committee
consssipg o nve and appointed
10 CONSIDER the matter.
A quarterly meeting or tho Marine Society
held yesterday. at which q report was read 10 show
Us individual members ON the American 10 l776
THIS was TO Offset record 10 The minutes that y
pany had 0ssn raised by the society Ter the service
Of King George.
Mary Clark. alias Julia Cluppsrtsr. was taken 10
the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday morning
charged with naving tried TO kidnap Jos6 Trigiiar
din our years old, from his iather's yard In Souln
Fifth avenue Sho was arrested IN West street
her way 10 the Yonkers boat BY officer O'ConneiL
Judge Morgan committed her.
William Walsh entertained all who visited Peter
Dwyor's Gospel mission, No. 20 Barrow street, lass
evening by singing tho story Of his TALL and rsiorns
zion 10 the accompanimcnt OF the banjo. Mrs.. Van
Colt preached snd prayed Tor ncary hour, AIDING
Two members aud ton subscribers 70 those already
identified with the mission work
Francis Joseph Cook, . Post Ofnce CLERK who had
been sentenced IN February twelve months
imprisonment for stealing letters was yesterday
liberated from custody on o pardon granted by the
President. Cook had been vory sick during the
tire term OF his Imprisonment, and Is on this
ground that the pardon was granted
The New York herald., 1878-10-15

Young 1.n;. Christian Association. ia
Tosa'................... .................... osS
The majority Of the reported by the How
ards. understand, are strictly speaking. old cases
which have net bscn reported before. The Howards
toll me that the most OF their cases come
from the lower part OF ins city, particularly
from the Second district back OF Rampant street, Tho
Young Mems Christian Association has most Of their
from Jackson 10 Carroltsn street. On LOUISE
sna avenue quite number Of cases are reported.
From Gretna tho accounts are very unavorable
Tho fever spreading therc among all classes OF The
people. In this sparseIy settled district Dr. D.
Estrampes, OF tho Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion had ll6 cases nrst tour days he In at
tsnaAnce there. Hc nus since discharged thirty
eight, leaving seventy-oght still under treatment
MoRrUARY REPORT
The number Of deaths Tor the past four hours
from yellow twenty The total Of deaths
y 3,5l9. Ths following IL the list OF tbs dead:-
Robert John Saxton, Benos Lasouragc,
Jean SouDil William Goldsmith.
Isabel Howe. Mary Moriggo,
Charles Barber, Jean N. Payenns,
Leon S. Kedon, Savino Esrrari.
Leon s. Redon Je, Cena Brougncs,
Margaret A. Morris, Frank Farntoro,
John A. smith, Agnes Young,
Joseph Smith, j. Schilec,
Miss Mary Kelly, Wiiliam Lyske,
Joseph Derby. Oscar Martin Disba,
Peter Boutinaro, jose Podro
sister Mary N. V,enne, Eugcnia Caroline Tashley,
Sister Augusta McTighc, Emma Ewing,
George w. Leippert, Henrietta K. kohhaaso
Tue first OF the sisters whose deaths are recorded
above was native OF Louisiana and attached to the
Convent OF ST. Mary, and the second naive Of Penn
sylvania and attached to the Convent OF Mercy.
Among the dead are thirteen children under twelve
years Of age
DISTRESSING INCIDENTS.
NOT day passes tbaI do not hear OF some inter-
esting tncidsnt with tho scourge which 10
now swesping over us. Sometimes II Is OF strong
men, sometimes OF poor women and sometimes
u tho little ones who seem especially TO have been
singled out TO boar much Ia this terrible aict,on.
heard to-day OF u man. painter by trade. with
himself without the attendance Of a physioian9
Tue expense OF the sickness, however, WAS
heavy, aud no obliged sell by piece all OF
DIS httlc furniture AT last when tho mum taken
SICK himself an order came 10 paint some hoadboards.
Ho got up from his sick bed and painted them. The
htte money received Tor this was soon expended In
relapse which followed. When ut last relief came,
through the application Of of the neighbors, Il
WINS lound that all tue n0urishmont that the whole
family had received in the OF two days the
half VI y Loaf Of bread.
Another incident told me OF lady OF refine.
ment and decately brought up who had boon Obliged
20 pawn everything, ovon 10 ring taken from the
hand Of daughter who had just died. order TO boy
lood
The New York herald., 1878-10-15

Knapp tutmats1 his willingness as some fatuge day
10 hear counssl's argument Tor reduction.
conference will take place te-day between the
counsel and prosecutor with view OF arranging .
day ior MRS smiths trial
The New York herald., 1878-10-15
NEW YonK's AID.

The contributions received at tho ERALp ONCE yes
erday In aid OF the yellow lever sufferers are an iol.
Nws:-
Anon. for 81 Esabcth'sAsylun, Napoeop av Ncw
orlsanss $40; MIA Frank xayo $40; southern widows
The New York herald., 1878-10-15
rnrsr TRvER DISPATCHES.

physician sent from Hickman TO Fulton, KY, TO
decide upon q disease which has appeared thsre pro-
pouncss four of the casss yellow fever.
Thirty-six deaths and 143 cascs have occurred In
Hsndan, Mss, to ustc. Tho disease continues TO
Dprend aud the outlook is discoursgtDg.
Tue yellow lover is tho Increase IN Mobile, Ala.
Frank r. Hernandex and A. q. rayor, telegraph
operators, are dswn With IT, H. w. Fort, Secretary
Of the Board OF Trade, disd on sunday nignt
The following are reported undcr date OF the 14th:
BAroS Kouox.--Ths number or new cases durng tho
past ory hours is W; deaths, At West Baton
che previous twenty -four nours.
fATrKRsosvfLLkTh which IL rr ally
lnR sssumns the most IN sli DR.. koche
sbsting
kiconox La-1 here have been 10 deaths IRON yellow
lever 10 date.
BAr ST LOUIS : There ~ new cases and death
To-day.
OsrnA-No new cases aud deaths to-day. Tho sick
ere proEressing satisfactorily.
Dnr tkovk. --At Lebanon Church there was 1 new
treatment. 60 - 1850 ~ '
DRY drove shore no new case bus two de.,hs to-
6ny. -" - .