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New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
ALARGE FIRE IN TEXAS.

PALESTINE, Tex, Oct. 3.-The entire busi-
ness portion of this city DESTROYED by fire this
ing The loss is estimated at S115000 insurance very
sltQhf.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04

Nv conversations with Lassale also turned
fpon uni ycraal suffrage; but never In my whole ne
entertained 30 mOnsrcns idea To decree IT'S intro
ductOp. arcepted &c with a certain reluctance. as
Frankfort tradition. In the ryares OF those times win
the nVcr-lrIes Of State lhat card had been play cd
and We found 10 lying upon the table legacy left to
US At thar me my conviction ~ its efficacy was hut
small and only the direction 81 its utt;ty during
political contest as popular weapon.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-Cadet Midshlpman
wItsar L. Todd is ordered to tho Richmond at Boston
Assistant Engineer r. f. Burgdoff detached from the
swasTa and ordered 10 duty In tho Bureau OF steam
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
RECORDED REAL EsrAFL TnASsYEss


Hests5-st ss tNo 4sl, 2o9asx5oi Gilbert Brush
~ and wlfe 70 NORRIS DeBbasky. -. ........
3Sd-sf, 40 IT eei LexinetOn-sye. 20xys9 I'd.
- ward sanders 20 MagnUs G Ihsing and another
JStilst, So, l04 ft ~ 2daye. 60xlO2.2: Darius q
crosby anI wife to sampson Leo..'......''...'
lIth-st, g. 125 tie Of sOth-ave 2Gx02 stephen
Force and wife 70 Oliver Franklin
lOtth-st 81, 100 hw OF Ave.h. l00xiOO.s; Henry
Eisner aud wife TO julius Bunzl. l.....,.....
S0thst tNO7 Vest 25x9SS Maria Z. caliwel and
M sband To Albert 5 Caldwell u.
Ave,A. rom 1lsth @ 1lltli-sis s0x2OiI0 James
C0chi aDes Jr. and wife 70 chorles NeyfOn. -.
llOih-st :, 200 II OF Cli ton ave, 5Oxl0Di Mary
mccall and o hers 70 Margaret Fagin ............
lS0thst 3, 800 ftw Of lltlaysA 10 B uds0n River
I6l S@xirregular: Edward s Dalsn referee. %
vth,aye " cor 57thst, 25xl00.6; Thomas jlangh.
Ter aud wife "a John abez
lI3dst, 3. j. II of 3d-aye, I4.9xOO. 7xrreguar;
John Paxton 10 J0nn a senior ........., ..,.....
lz6ti-st $, 80 n W Of 9th-aye. J0xlOO Martin
Early and wife TO El0an0r Petit.
AyeA, ., from ll3th 70 ll4tl.st. s0x20llO; LOr,n
lngersOil, assignes, tic, 10 James COcrsne IT.
Sd-aye. 24Sa n of 33d-sg. 24.S4xS5; Alexander
TCarpen'er referee. TO Margaret Armstrong and
fOthst :, 3S5 II OF 4thaye, 20xSO: John Whalen,
referee, 20 the New York Life Insurance Company
62d.st lZ5 II OF MadisDnave, 67 6xIO05; Joseph
WaDSler and wife TO LOUIS L0ew. w............-....
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
FOUR REMARKABLE CRIMES.
CASES OF MURDER AND MYSTERY.

THE ATTEMPT TO PROCURE THE PARDON OF
MICHAEL MURPHY-FATE or VICTORIA Commons
NO LIGHT ON THE SILVER LIKE TRAGEDY.
pardon is asked of Governor Robinson for
Michael Murphy, who was sent to the State Prison
for life for the murder of Mrs. Huius, near Manuel
Rockland County, in 1874. ON the ground that she
was killed by Robert J. Gamble, Murphy's brother
in-law, with whom she had been intimate. 1t IS
said that new evidence to this effect has been DIS
covered. 1t is also asserted that CANDLES
wife was poisoned. Two of the prisoners accused
of completely IN causing the death Of Victoria Con-
nors by malpractice, were released yesterday. but
four are still held. Coroner Dempsey has tried
again but in vain to get light ON the Silver Lake
mVstery
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
RED STAR LINE-To ANTWERP

GUI0N LINE,
" UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS,
FOR QUEE NSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
Leaving Pier 80, ". r. foot OF klugst -
NENA IsSDA1. oct y " u W.
MONTANA II EsDAl. OCT ib ~ Nv
WISCONSlN Ui.sDn -. ~ "a
rT- These steamers built OF ron IN masiutV =, oo
shed with requisite 70 MAKE
ibe passage the Atlantic both safe ana ageeAD nav
ing ath<Oom smokingroom, drawing IooI piano anu ~
brary expenenced steVarie-n and caterer
each steamer The state al deck thus lnsun
greatest all luxuries at perfect ventilation ana
light : z-..-.. ,---, a.. .,,,. -oor,, eao "a ss,
INTERMEDIATES, $40; STEERAGEs S2b
OFFICES, 30. ~ BhoADWAh. o,,,o,r
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
REAL ESTATE.

EEw-YoRK. Thursday, Oct. O. 1873.
The following sales were hell at tue Ex.
change sslosrooua to-day.
BH HTgh ". CamD
4-sUOry DrOWn stone house with ~ M No "a
west nlst-st s. 5II II Of 5tlaya. ol 2IxitOb:
Columbia College lease Juue N isfe gronnd rssf
sS'S per anDun asrse . gHasrh a 5s50
z4-story brick buildings lois. N last 67tb.t
10 IT W OF sdave ios z51i1os crrer 1900
z4-story brick stores and Ssfory briek ln,,id
lngs with plot OF land, Nos 1903 tu IL Ave n ri w
eor CO.. % Nos SO and SsS) sthst plot Of land 9L6x
a., BH IsfsY r. Never
Slofs on New st. q Forr6st.aye foeether fp
size 75xl45 Morrisania Adam Del i ........ slso
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
Gitp RraI estate for Sale

A NO. ~ EAST T53D-ST.-SUPERBM MEDI-
A.UMsIZED BRAND NEW HOUSE DECIDED BAR.
GAIN. V.K. STEVENSON, tr.
A --665 5TH-AVE.-FlNEST NEW FULL
~ . SIZE EXTENSION HOUSE NOW FOR SALE IN
NEW-YORK. Please examine it, V. X. STEVENSON, jr.
CORNER 4OTH-ST. and PARK-AYE. -Four
~ story high stOoD brown stone hoase or sale In perfect
order high around good drainage great bargain Also,
adjoining house medium size Apply on premises.
TOR SALE-No. Is West 57th-st., 25x6j,
with 80 feet extension built for superior cabinet
hnish By ltonx lnanre Of A. SGHEf TEL 81 spraee-sL
Price 155O0 story high stoOp basement and trim
mngs bro wn stone IS rooms 81 mptOyements in
best order. Inquire on premises
DEARL-ST.-WIll SELL business property
bargain; large lot 5stOry building. rutland
& WHITING, 8 Beekman-st.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04

B0hEet, John and wife TO the BOwery Savings Bank
Nos 1873. 49, and lJ7 Diyisi,nst, ] wear .......S
Byrnes Jane and husband 10 the Equitable life AssHr
anee Society OF the United Staies, sc cor 5th-aEe
shu s0uist year 20
Huber, John TO ThomasJ slaughter, " cor 9th.ave
Henseier' Frederick 10 Albert Unno. Sd.aye, Of
3Jd-st years -. .......,...... -.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
u,HIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the 29th

day OF August A. d. 1919 Warra,i ~ BankrgRI9y was
ISAAC SECkEN DORf, JUNIOR
City and County of New Yor and OF nc %
payment debts and delivery of any properly
To such bankrupt 10 him or tcr ms s, neeii NJ
the creditors OF the said bankrupt 30 prove their deot
Ia rhoo 1ne or more ~ his estate VIII De tu ~
Court Of Bankruptcy. TO he holden ot No 81. "a
The tty OF New York before Isaac DAYTON tI eHlSteI
"" '"' Ao'" ""J " AO' LOUIS r. PAHN,
-. ,,...o,,o. Soptheru Dstrict of New. York.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
nISTRICT COURT Of tke UNIFIED STAIES

~ for the SoUTHERN DISTRICT Of NEWYoRK.-ln
Of JACOB FREUND bankruptcy BANK.
Warrant in BANKRUPTCY has been ISSUED by said
Court against the estate JACOB FBEUND OF the City
OF NeYork Of the Comfy Of NewYOrk, Of the state II
NowYmk. in sad District aajudgoc bankrupt upon the
his creditors End the payment OF hDa ana
belonging said BANKRUPT TO him
transfer OF property DY him. are
forbidden meeting Of the creditors OF said bank
rup their debts and choose one or more asig
estate will be held Court OF Bankruptcy 20 be
holden No. 100 Futon st. in the CITY OF Newl YORK IN
said District 2is October A. D. 1878 az II
at the Ofnes ~ Edgar Ketchum, esquire one
OF the Registers in Bankruptcy Of said Z Ourt
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
VHIS is STOGIVE NOTICE: That on the 2Stl

Il day OF August A. D. 1878. Warrant Ia Bankruptcy
was ISSUED against the estate Of NATHANIEL DAY, OF
New -Y0rk In tho County of New York and state OF
ork who has been adiudged bankrupt his
0ni that the payment Of debts and delivery OF any
property belonging such bankrupt 20 him OF for his use
and the property by him. are forbidden o
law adjourned meeting OF the creditors oi he sa
debts. and 20 uhOOse one or mo
gDees Of his viii be held at Court OF Bank'
rninv 10 lac boden M No. ruaway In the City Of New
Yot before Henry Wilder Allen, Regste on the l1th
uay o' oo'oooi' ~ - '' " louis r. PAYE.
niaffie ief ~ NAVY .Yorl
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
Dankrnpt Notires.
hISTRTCT COURT of the UNITED

hISTRICT COURT of the UNITED STATES
II for the sOUTHEIN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK-In the
matter ~ LEVI A. FULLER, bankruptIN BARKRuPrCY.A
BANKRUPTCY aA BEEN issued by said Court against
LEVI 4. FULLER Of the City OF New YOTk Of the
County OF New York o the state OF New York In said Dis
tfCt adjur bankrupt the petition OF his creditors
payment debts and the delivery Of any property
belonging 10 sad bankrupt tO him his and the trans
fer any property him. forbidden by law. meeting
Of tho creditors OF said bankrupt to their dets and
assCnees Of his estate viii De held AZ
of Bankruptcy bC holden nc No l3S fuODst. m
City Ia SAID strict the l4th day Oi OctO
A.D 70 O'Clock the office Of Eds ar kechum,
esquire one Of the Registers Bankruptcy Of said Court
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04

2sth lay September A. D. 1878 Warrant IN an<ruptey
estate ~ WILLIAM NJ CUMhl Sis,
of New-YOrk. tho County Of New-lork and State
OF NewlOFS who has been adudRedn on h own pc
Of debts delivery Ot any prop
belonging such bankrupt TO him or for has use and the
tranesr II any property by bm forbidden Nv lhwi
that meeting Of the creditors o the sal bankrupt 70
debts and choose more a-sgnees or
lis estate held Court OF BANKRUPTCY, TO be holden
AT No 1870 FutUns IN the City Of NewYOrk before Edgar
Kechum esquire Register on the 10Th day OF OcoDi a. D.
1875. at IL O'Clock m. LOUIS r. fA1 g., =,
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
US M,rshal. as Messenger southern District OF Ne


TU1HIS Is 10 IIIVE NUTIUE' I UHU Oh IIIV -sVUII
aay OF september. A D. 1873. warTanin Bankruptcy
va. issued agaInst tho estate of JAMES BRYAN, Os
New York city. IN the County OF New YORK ana Saie Oi
NeN.YorK, who has been adudged bankrup on hs M
etIton that the payment debts aud delivery OF any
property belonging such bankrupt 10 him or for his
and the him, forbidden ny
law; that meeting OF the creditors of the SAID Dankrup
In proye their dsba more assignees OF
his state viii be held OF Bankruptcy. 10 be holden
at NO Beekmanst In the CITY OF NowYork before James
Dwioht 29th october. A.
n tgT2 m o'clock a. nm. louis +. PAYS,
IT, Messenger. Southern District oil New ork
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
nTSTUI(,T COURT of the UNITED STATES

IL tor the soUTIIERS DISTRICT Of NEw;YQkK5.-in
the matter Of DAVID MCMU Lien, bankrupt-lN BANK
EurICY Y-AWarrart in bankruptcy mas been issued 9y
SAT- ngainat the estate 81 DAVID MCbiU l.
IiN OF lie Cty of New York, Of the County of New.
york of The state o NewY York. said District ac1udge
bankrpi upon tie petition m eTetors and the payment
sIy depis and the delivery Of any properly 1elonng 10
hts and the transfer O any prop
ey Us A. a. are forbidden by law meeting OF the er'tos
of said bankrupt TrOve their debts and choose one or more
0f estate viii be held nj Court OF bankruptcy
holden No 545 broadway in the city 9rk IN
.1d District on the I'm day OF Oct bcr A. D. 1878, &c
O'Clock D. M the Office 81 John Fitch, esquire one oI the
Registers In Bankruptcy OF said Co!rt n,....,.o-
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
RECORDED AsslGNMXNTs OF MORTGAGE

RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
ecuicrs etc. .' -. @ - 5000
AstOr, John and others, executors etc 10 Charles
Solthmayd and others, trustees,
Edbo 70
L Lawrence H. l5O
to George Abbott . a'- 900
F1Oy James to Richard Wheatley ................
Jones Maria 10 serona stetsoD ......... 5000
M5lntyrc Patrick Sarah Mcdonald .......... 4417
Sherman. to Patrick MeIDtyre. 4,4IT
Union Dime savings Institution 10 Anne MOrss-.. 6l45
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
auetiou Sales OF Real gstais.
Giip DrouerIp 90 fsL

VHp DIppEIIp 10 teL ......o...
A THIRD FLOOR TO LET-UnfuInlshed
"A convenenoes for hOusekeeping No az West a.asl.
ITO RENT-Part of beautiful house nee
neighborhOod house heated lady centing VIZ De gl NJ -
board With family which must be small Address IL "es'
45th.st
0slO EAST BROADWAY.-Tol let-basement
ESDU floor; well adapted for laundry.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
nISrRICT COURT of the UNITED STATEs

II Tor the SOUTHERN DISTRICT % NEW lORk-In me
matter of WILLIAM r. EVERETT W. .-1OU III
MY JoHN B. PALMER JAMES :. MURDOCH
and ROBERT MURDOCH. bankrupis-Is BASKkuPIcf-
Warrant in bankruptcy nas been lsa9s1 Dy ,r sg9 y9u ~
C6tiK'rNEY Join B. PALMEB. JAMES = MURDOCH
ami UOBERT MURDOCH. OF The city ami County Of New
Yerk Oft of New.Yors In said Hsltict
aaludged bapkrupts upon the petition OF WiLLiAM
EVERETT aud the ment OF debts ana tue oellN
ey OF any property belonging 10 said baDKrupts 10 them
or 10 use and tho transfer Of property by he
are forbidden by law. meeting ~ the creltOrs Ot sau
bankrupts ptove their debts aud choose one or more
assignee the viii be held Court O1 BankTpcy
fo e holden nd 30 3l5 Broadway In the CITY u NewIor
m snid District OF the DAY OF october, A. d. 1878 AT
ao,oek m al the afce John Fitch esquire, ono VI he
Registers In Bankruptcy Of said I.nrt ,,---
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04

VNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
LIST day Of October. A D. 1873 warrant 10 bankruptcy
was issued against the estate OF HARRY ROSENTHAls OF
the Cy Of York In the County OF NowYork ana state
OF NewYOrk been adjudEed bankrupt ON his own
nettion al the debts and delivery OF
property belonging such bankrupt TO HIM or Tor MS nse
and the transfer property by him. forbidden 0y
law thai meeting creditors Of the said bankrupt %
prove aud choose assgnees OF bis
estate viii be held Of Bankruptcy tO be holden &C
NO the City Of New York, before John W.
Iitte esquire Register the 10Th day OF october a. d.
ie7s ar IN e'sIoek a. M LOUIS e. PAWN.
~ - Marshal as Messenger Southern District OF HewYoTk
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
RECORDED LEASE.
RECORDED noRTeAGEs

Schmidt Eliza 70 Frederick Pact zoid No 1891 %.
ave, 5years. at annual rent ntOf.......,.......... OF.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
NTOTIf,F LIN tbe District Court of the q

~ states 10 Eastern district q PeInsy me
matter of G. EDWARD HECHT. Bankrupt-ln BAN h.
RVPTCY-NOce Is hereby given that the SAD bankrupt
having nied bettnn dschHree from all his debts prov
a Congress- aud for cerSate hereof u
is ordered by the Hon. JOHN CALWALADEB Judge Gt the
said Court that meeng OF creditors vii Dc held on
the eth October 1878 NJ 10 O'Clock M al the once
W r. DOSrER. esq, Register VI Bethlehem Nurthamp-
ton County PENN examination Of said bank rupG
further ordered that hearing upon said petition apd
Wednesday the 3Oth Gay 0fOctODef
IN said Court at Philadelphia Penn at 10 o'clock M Mhen
all creditors and other parties IN interest n a
II they have why the PRAYER Oi SAID
oner slond not DO granted w. W. SCHU fLER. AttOr.
neyf for Pei
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
Gonnlrp propsrtp 90 fst.

COTTAGE aud FIVE ACRES at GARRl-
" SON'S opposite Vest Posnt Address FIsHklLh
SAVINGS BANK, FishkilL N. "
CTTY and COUNTRY combined d.-Nearesss
dasirats snhurhan locality best line Of travel out Of
oTer New YSTK only minutes several express ralnsi
hrsn growing eighb0rhood house has eight sleeping
rooms wide halls and piaz2as gas water bath' eoses
heater range garden with vines, ruiis MOWERS
lawns and shade win let at S25 until April formerly lrI Az
sRO Apply at West Ezsbeth Improvement Company once
near Passenger Depot. Central Railway OF NewJesey
VJlO RENT-A furnished house in WoOdsde.
Newark, n J twostoy, 10 rooms attic and basement
finished In natural woods and with every modern con ~
line OF horse md near three depOts oe
75x2OO rent low 10 good tenant Address
Lock Box l36, Newark N. }.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
TISUTs JS TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the

27th day Of Septe mber. A. d. 1873 Warrant IN Bank
rnptey agast the estate of EDWARD ROWE Of
Booklyn tho County OF Kings and state OF ana
onny and state NewYOrk who have carried on business
for the ak Immediately preceding the Hing OF
the petition herein the city 0 New YORK who have been
audged baDkrups the petition said Edw ard Rowe
fha he debts and delivery Of property
beongng 10 such bankrupt either OF them 10 Them
either them for their the use o either OF hem
and OF by them either OF theu
forbidden by law that meeting Oi the cretos OF te said
prove their debts and 20 choose
gnee their and Of the estate uf each Of them will
held a Court ~ Bankruptcy 90 DE holden at No 102
roaway the City Of NewY York, before Ar. Henry Wilder
ALEU-, Register the "a day of December D. 1873 at ~
o'c1Ock m. LOUIS r. PAfN,
u 4 Marshal, Messener southern DISTRICT New-York
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
V,HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE That on I

3Oth dAy Of September A. d. 7s awarrantin Bankruptcy
of the City ana County Of Hew.York ard state OF
HewYork, who has been anged bankrupt his pc
ton that the payment OF any debts and delivery Of any
belonging such bankrupt 10 him his and
that "a meeting Of The creditors OF the said bank
rupt prove their debts ana 10 choose assgBees
o his estate, viii be held ut Court Of Bankruptcy 10 be
holden No 322 Broadway the City OF NewYOrk before
~ o'clock m. f... LOUIS u. PAYH,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-06-15
A Cheap Disinfectant.

In nearly 200 houses in Boston where
there had been cases of diphtheria, it
was found that in every case there was
arrangement in the waste pipes connect
ing with the sewers. The cheapest and
most effective disinfectant and deodor-
izer for purifying and destroying sewer
gas, foul air, and the sulphide of hydro
gen and ammonium, generated in sew
ers, sinks, cesspools, and on board pas
senger ships-the main cause of so many
fatal fevers and epidemics-is a solution
of chloride of lead.
To prepare this solution on a small
scale for use, take one-eighth of an ounce
of nitrate of lead and dissolve it one
quart of boiling water, and dissolve one
ounce of pure common salt in about five
gallons of water. Mix the two solutions,
and when the sediment subsidies pour
off the clear solution and keep in dem
John for use.
A cloth dipped in this solution and
hung up in sick room, or little of it
dashed into foul sink, will instantly de-
stroy all offensive odors, by uniting with
and neutralizing them.
The exact equivalent proportioned is
100 grains nitrate of lead to 81 grains
common salt. But it is well to have
small excess of salt.-Cor. New York
Sun.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-06-15
Common Sense.


Many imagine all advertised medicines to be
worthless nostrums, and unfortunately con-
denim them; but is It not an injustice to The
thousands of respectable citizens who give
voluntary evidence of benefits received, to
thus question and doubt their veracity and In
tegrityl Fairbanks standard scales are e1-
tensfvely advertised. Does it necessarily fol-
low that they are inferior in make, and less &C.
curate than othersl Have they not been dem
onstrated to be among the best! Again, is it
common sense to suppose that physician with
capital could be induced to hazard It and
hard-earned reputation upon worthless artf-
clel r. v. Pierce, NJ. D., Of the Worlds Dis
pensary and Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, n. T., Is
the proprietor Of the most popular family
medicines in the market. His reputation as a
skillful surgeon and physician has been fully
established for many years. Would physicians
and clergy, after having tested his medicines
thoroughly, unite in commencing them to the
afflicted, If they possessed NO merit! The I'M
dersigned take pleasure in recommending DR..
Pierce and his Family Medicines to all who
6. Z. Fairchild, NJ. D., Seneca, N. Y; w.
B. Cousins, NJ. D., Abba, Iowa; NJ. J. McClel
Ian, NJ. D., Garrattsville, N. Y; w. I. Halle
ton, M. D., Silver Lake, Kan; +. 8. Miner, M.
D., veazie, Ney; Geo. Dieterieh, NJ; -, l9S
NJ. D., Paoli, Ind. Geo. B. Chapman, N. D.,
Portsmouth, Neb.; T. J. Casper, N. D.,
Springfield. Ohio; James Il. Porter, NJ. D.,
Gorham, N. H.; D. E. Wells, NJ. D., Bristol,
N. H.; j. A. Miller, N. D., San Leandes, Cal: ;
J. N. Camp, N. D., Baladan, Mo-; Jos. 8.
Burr. NJ. D., w. Lafayette, o.; Rev. E. N.
Harmon, Elsah, ILL.,; Rev Isaac N. Augustin,
Shipman, ILL.,; Rev. Thos. O'Reiley, Newman,
Kan; Rev. L. Weston, Bucklin, Mo-; Rev. L..
A. Dawson, Homer, ILL.,; Rev. w. s. Long,
Graham, N c.; Rev. Andrew Adams, Cal
houn, Ga. Rev. A: ?. Moore, 5l2 Washing
ton Street, Boston, Mass; Rev. 1. A. Thayer,
NJ. D., Bacorsburg, Ohio; Rev. /. r. Profit,
Palmyra, ILL.,; Mrs. Elizabeth A. Boyd. Falls
City, Pa. J. Spencer. Union City, Mich. Geo.
C. Bazzill, Remove, Pa Mrs N. Kerns, Pal
myra, Mo-; Mrs. E. r. Daley, Metropolis, Ill. /;
Samuel Farmer, Java, Ohio; Sisters of Chair.
ty, st. Vincent's Asylum, Troy, N. Y.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-06-15
Lucky Lovers.

There are romances in real life. I'm
aginative writers construct many of
them and please the popular fancy, but
there are few occurrences in life to fur
nish foundation for any. A genuine af-
fair of the kind occurred in Cincinnati
a few days ago, which is worth more
than a mere formal marriage notice, and
which may tend to assure the immense
army of hopeful living couples that there
may be something romantic in store for
all. The heroine was an intelligent but
unpretending girl, who was forced by
circumstances to work for living. She
sewed in a store at salary so meager
and with work so lahorious that she glad
ly accepted a position as waiter-girl
in popular boarding house. She had
previously been offered q position as
governess, but preferred the other. The
only advantage the clearinghouse af-
forded over the store was that of family
sympathy. She was not so lonesome,
had the sympathy of the family she
served, and although the wages were
less remunerative, she had less hard
work, and, besides, had the friendship
of the family she served. Among the
boarders was one probably as poor as
herself. He was advertising solicitor
for city paper, with q very moderate
income. Believing themselves poor, but
yet able to keep the wolf from the door,
an attachment sprang up, which devel-
oped into an engagement. OF course
in their case, as in that of all lovers, the
course of love did not run smoothly.
There were doubts Of faithfulness, and
the consequent quarels, until few
days ago, the young 1Gdy learned that
she had fallen heir to an estate in Ger
many, valued at $50, 900, and person.
atty worth $40, 900 more, making in all
about 100000 in American money.
The young lady remained true to the
lover of her poverty, and their marriage
was contaminated q few days ago at the
Grand Hotel. It was case of genuine
and as such deserves the SYM
pathy of all lovers. Cincinnati Gazette.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-06-15
Dogs on Errands of Mercy.

The suggestion of the Weir Zeifung
is that race of dogs should be attached
to armies in their campaigns, or at least
to the corps of ambulance service at
tending upon them, and that after every
battle the dogs in question should be
sent forth to range over the field of bat
tie in search of those wretched wounded
soldiers who have not been killed out
right. but who have hidden themselves
in some refuge, and after figuring in the
list of 'missing" men too often perish
miserably before any relief can find
them out. 1t seems that the idea of en-
ploying dogs in this way is by no means
a new one, but was brought forward two
years ago at Dresden, where some dogs
qualified for this purpose were shown in
an exhibition. Since that time expert
ments have been made by means of
crossing the St. Bernard with other races
with view to obtaining the most suita-
BILE breed, and very satisfactory result
is said to have been arrived at by the
German fanciers. The precise mode of
employing the animals on their benefi-
cent mission is described in the Vienna
paper, which explains that the dog is
furnished with leather collar and plate,
having marked upon it his number and
the division of the army to which he is
attached, and the Geneva Cross. To
this collar is suspended a small leathern
bag, containing pencil and slip of pa
per, and even little lantern in case of
his being sent out at night. The wound
ed man, on being found, opens the bag
and writes his name if he can upon the
paper, together with the nature of his
injuries, and on the return of the ami
NAL to the ambulance assistance is sent
under his guidance to the spot where
the sufferer is concealed.-Landa and
Water.