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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-09-18
Chairman last Rep. Cong. Convention
DELEGATE MEETINGS.

The Republican voters of the County of Hunterion
are requested in their several townships the
usual places of holding township meetings,
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2sth 1878
at O'clock P. NJ, for the purpose Of eieetng Deeast
to attend the Congressional Convention someryi
October 4th. The number of Delegates TO which
each township is entitled is as follows:
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If you want to get the best sewing ma
chine in the market, try the Light Running
Domestic, for sale by Mrs. NJ. w. CooLEy.--
Every machine warranted. Dec. 10.
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ELECTRICITY.

Dr.. a. II. STEVENS treats very successfully all
durable diseases with Electricity on new principle
and has made speciality for than 20 years He
cures Consumption, Dyspepsia Liver and Kidney dis
ease. Uterine Misplaeements, and many Tumors with
Electricity without shocks. few patients can have
board In his family Circulars with certificates and all
particulars sent free Address, A. H. STEVENS. NJ D.
L. d., 1920 Green Street, Philadelphia a. 2S-lw
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NEW RooF.-A new slate roof has just
been put on house belonging to Mr.. b. G..
Walton, on Ferry street, New Hope.
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new Rich Blood!

PARSONS PURGATIvE PILLS make New Rich
Blood and will completely change the blood in the
tire system in three months Any who will take
pill each night from to ~ weeks may be restored
sound health such thing be possible Sent by mail
for letter stamps 1. 8. JOHNSON & Co, Bangor, Me.
Sept 1i-4w.
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PEARs.-David Cunningham, of New Hope,
has raised few sickel pears that are of I'M
usual size.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

"A big stock of Boots and Shoes at LOUD
EN- g. SMITHS.
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Prices on all Boots, Shoes and Slippers
have been reduced at Van Horn & Bros If.
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Tongues, fresh, sailed and smoked,) 12t to IS
Mutton and Lamb in their season, at equally
low prices.
J. A. GRANT, BUTCHER,
Sign Eureka Market, No. 10 Church st.
July 3D., 1878.
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LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING UNcALLEp
FOR AT THE LAMBERTvMLE, IN. j. Posi-
OFFICE, FOR 80 DAYS, Sept. IA, 1878:
S. M. Clayton.
j. Hozen.
j. J. Kents.
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BARRIER & REYNOLDS are closing out
their Summer clothing and light hats at one
half what they are worth. aug. IA.
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"A grand instrumental and vocal concert,
for the benefit of St. Andrews Church, will
be given in the new Masonic Hall, on Bridge
street, on Thursday evening, Sept 10th, COM
mencing at half-past seven o'clock. The Win
ona Orchestra have kindly consented to per-
form some of their choice selections, and they
will be assisted by Mr.. Winkler, of Trenton.
Solos will be sung by Miss Lizzie Cove, Miss
Ida Pierson, and Mr.. Harry Barber. Prof.
G. p. Hoffman has kindly consented to play
the Accomplishments and take general direc-
ton of the vocal part of the entertainment.
Refreshments will be served in the Banquet
Room, during the evening, by the Sisters of
St. Andrew. No pains will be spared to make
this entertainment strictly frst-class one in
every respect. Admission, only 25 CENTS
Tickets may be purchased at Anderson's
drug store.
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DAUCHY'S ADVERTISEMENTS

DIhMOQ Retail price $1,000 only s275 ParIor Or
IlANtIN gans, price $40 only Se5 Paper Free
:. " y - Daniel +. Beatty, Washington n J. a2s
$40 no X1000 Invested in Wall Street Stocks
PAS ~ %ASSS makes fortunes every month";
Book sent free explaining everything. Address,
BAXTER CO., Bankers, IL Wall ST., New York.
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NEW HOPE AND BUCKS COUNTY, Pa.

FRosT.-We have had little Of frost in
the early mornings of this week.
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The Executive Committee of the Cele-
bration of the Tooth Anniversary of the Cross
ing of Washington's Army over the Delaware
River at this city, on the 22d of June, ITS,
make the following report
Amount of subscriptions. ......... 1886 70
Unpaid. .............:.. 10 %
Amount received on subscriptions. 1857 %
Cash received for muslin sold. ...... 80
Amount of cash received. .......... 1878 81
Amount of bills paid. .............. 1857 45
Balance in Treas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IL
Paid to |. p. Smith, Com. appointed
by the Board of Trade to receive
funds for the yellow fever sufferers, IL
HARRISON CARVER,
HARRY BARBER,
A. J. SCARBOROUGH.
Committee.
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Through the suggestion of the editor of
the Clinton Democrat and others of the edi-
torial fraternity, in this State, the editor of
THE RECORD has been named as the Treas
urer of the fund about to be raised by the
printers of the State to assist Mr.. Charles s..
Joiner, whose establishment was totally de-
stroyed, in the late fire at Frenchtown. The
first one to respond to the call by subscrip-
ton is John Carpenter, Esq, of the Clinton
Democrat. We trust that it may be the fore
runner of many more. All contributions will
be acknowledged in these columns and also
by due course of mail. A comparatively
small sum from the printers of the State will
greatly assist Mr.. Joiner in establishing him
self.
The following contributions have been re-
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-09-18

The Young Mems Christian Association
of this city, decided to take up collection in
the various manufactures in this city for the
benefit of the yellow fever sufferers. They
met with very cordial response The Treas
urer, w. A. Greene, Esq, hands us the fol-
lowing report :
NJ. X. Jesup, Treasurer of Y. NJ. G. A., of N
T., in behalf of the yellow fever sufferers, as
follows:
Emnlovaes of IanhertvilIe IRON 20 eli ~
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Trains through to Kensiugton change al Trenton
for West Philadelphia.
Connection is made at Manunka Chunk with Delaware
Lackawanna Western Railroad. Al Lehigh Junction
with Lehigh Valley, Lehigh Susquehanna, Norris &
Essex and New Jersey Central Railroads At Lambert-
willie with Pennington Railroad. At Trenton with
trains to and from New York, aud Camden.
For further information time tables which be
obtained at the ticket Offices.
FRANK THOMSON, L. p. FARMER
General Manager. Gen. Pass A gent
+. W. JACKSON GcD'l Sup't, u. X. r.. of N J. Div
J. A. ANDERSON Supt. Belydcre DIV.
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EAR DISEASES.

90 Chrome Cards. perfect beauties) with name, 10c.
AZ Outfit loc. Turner Card Co.. Ashland, Mass At
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q Z Fancy Cards with name i0c. Plain or Gold, $50
AZ styles. Agents OUTFIT Toe. Hull " Co., Hudson
MY. Sept. nth, 4-w.
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Employees of Lambertvile Iron CO.. $11.50
g Spike Co., 1000
Z" Mfg Co., 10. 25
g at the Railroad Shops, 3.75
John II. Horn, coll. from Grand jury, $50
Y. M. c. A., Lambertville. ........... 1000
Total. $53 10
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DR.. G. L. Shoemakers Book Den and Diseases
of the Ear and their proper treatment especially hum
ming Ear. How to get immediate relief from all tho
unpeasantness of this disease aud perfectly harmless
and permanent A book every family should have.
Sent free to all. Address DIR. c. L. Shoemaker, Aural
Surgeon, Reading, Pa. sept. II, 4w.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-11
Chicago.

CHICAGO. November 9.-Flour, steady
and unchanged. Wheat, unsettled;
opened weak and lower and cleSed irm
at about outside prices; No. red winter
S7Ic cash; SS4c seller December; No.
Chicago spring Sic; cash S2l seller De
cember; S3.@ S3!c seller January; No.
3 do 7O4G7l!c; rejected SOC. Corn,
active but weak and lower at 3lsc cash.
3li seller December and January; re-
ieCted 3O(d,30ic. Oats, quiet, but steady
at l9!c cash; 1896 seller December; l9:c
seller January; rejected l6ic. Rye,
firmer 45c. Barley, dull. weak and
lower at SOC; extra No. , 5l@52c.
Pork. in fair demand. but At lower rates; !;
81 7Ota6 IS cash, 6 66(G6 673 seller Nc.
yember; 6 7O@6 72l seller December;
90 bid seller January. Lard, IN iair
demand, but at lower rates at . 40 cash
and seller December; 5 S7t seller
January. Bulk Meats, steady and un-
changed. Whisky, steady and nn'
! changed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-11
WASHINGTON J0TTlNGS.
.vlsfLuX OF 8ULLOozlNG llTsRA-
y" " TURe.
II. Southern Campaign TO be Attacked
'" AOefeat for the Aminsitration-ain-
istsr Seward Ready to be 10
yestigated-The Fishery
Award - Re-
sumption.
,,IJDOZING LITERATURE.
Tho southern Campaign to be
Severely Attacked.
WASHINGTON, November 10.

WASHINGTON, November 10.
so,,i,l Dispatch to the Register.
There is IN increasing abundance OF
,,,nlo,inc literature coming into town.
Tho mails come loaded with thrilling
-.o,;es RON Louisiana and South Caro-
~ addressed to the Republican mana
-, - There is also an increasing belief
ing Democrats that the majorities
= the South were overdone, and
,b.t A Republican Congressman or
,n,o from Louisiana and South
lima would have had 4 wholesome
80 n",' nm the future of the party. 1t is
ei'I S.;T ,bat all the facts and allegations re-
S,lI S,;n, ,'t ~ frauds and intimidation will be
:" ;" SYSTEMATIC shape by the opening OF
~ T,H,ress y and that the whole Republi-
.T"1 ,,n nsrk OF artillery will let loose. II is
';I yal t,Sar Blaine will lead off in the SEN
s,s ~" with , violent speech after the man
nnr ~ his anti-Mnnesty speech, Tor the
IorbIs Ior purpose OF firing the Northern
49, Soort and bringing the Southern Sena-
,Or. r ant in reply. II he can draw Ben
Nm Nm ont which generally is not difficult
- m @o Blaine will make bloody shirt
S.nstor Of large proportions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-11

amining committee, until o'clock We'd
nesday night and then went 10 the gas
house and STAYED there until lO:lo
O'Clock. after which he went home hav-
ing forgotten TO return 10 the Oftlce ana
lock up the books in the safe. At sec
ond meeting of the board Thursday
evening, the books were put into the
hands of the committee for examination.
Mr.. Sheets being unable to attend 10
the duties OF the committee, Ross W ellis
was substituted and the work oi the
experts was begun Friday morning, at
which time the Office and all books acceS-
sible were turned over. to the committee
of investigation. 1t was discovered,
however, that
ONE HUNDRED AND FOUR
pages had been cut from the cash re-
ceipt book and destroyed, and Ike
number from the cash account OF the
ledger. President Morgan informed
the committee of the absence OF the
leaves from the books, which convinced
the board that something wrong had
happened, and that Mr. Meek was
guilty man, as no one except Presley
COwan had access to the office after the
fire on "Wednesday night, but hlmseli;
The board then ordered that criminal
proceedings he commenced against Meek;
whereupon President Morgan swore out.
at late hour Friday night, warrant
for Henry ID. Meek, Justice OF the Peace,
and late Secretary and superintendent
OF the Gas Company. Meek was arrested
while in bed at his home on Belmont,
near Thirty-siXth street, at 1890 O'Clock
Friday night, by Marshal Archer and
Officer Rhoeder, and arraigned before
Mayor Cassell, who bound him over IN
the sum of 500 for his appearance at |
o'clock Saturday afternoon to answers Il
charge OF having maliciously Y act fire to
the books OF the Gas Company,
which were burned on Wednes-
day night. When the hour arrived lor
the examination before Mayor Cassell
Meek was nowhere to be found, 1t haV-
ing been ascertained that he left some
time between II o'clock Friday night
and daylight Saturday morning, for
parts unknown. All day Saturday Mr..
Mcek's bondsmen, who are II. q. Will
son, james FELTON, and Mack Meek, were
on the lookout for him. but he was no.
where to be found, and III consequence
OF his failure To appear 1T the hour APP
pointed, the bondsmcn will he required
to forfeit the bond.
Meek told some OF his friends before
he left that the whole trouble had been
brought about by his
POLITICAL ENEMIES,
whom he had made during the recent
campaign, for Sheriff Of Belmont conn
ty, in order to avenge themselves and to
forever ruin his political influence and
future prospects for office.
1t il not known just how much the
Gas Company will be out OF pocket by
the alleged conduct OF Meek, rs there
are several very important books mis-
placed which cannot be replaced.
Meek's family and relatives, who are
highly respected, have the sympathy OF
the community, and it is to he hoped
that they will not be made to feel any
more than possible the disgrace he has
brought upon himself
Every possible means will be rcsOrtcd
10 in order To secure the arrest OF Meek.
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MINISTER SEWARD.
A Lively Tilt with the Springer
Committee Anticipated.
.F-c.sl lo the Register.

NI-'Al lu me lstSlNA'i
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. 10.
Mr.. Geo. F. Seward, Minister Ito China,
!. on hand To- meet Springer's Commit
lee. which Is investigating the charges OF
maud and malyersation al the Shanghai
consulate, when Seward was Consul
Grnrral To- China. Springer is also here
AMI thinks hr will he able to make
Mr.. Ncwari's visit uncommonly
lively lor him when the Committee
meets on the 10Th inst. Seward has taken
high and lofty ground, but the commit
tee has taken over iour hundred pages oi
printed testimony, which shows up Il
.Ickrning state ui corruption in the
Shanghai Consulate. Seward has en-
ployed able counsel, and will make a
strong effort to clear his skirts. Springer
ieels confident OF making out II black
ISp
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"S. Y. W."
A Club Reunion and n Parting
BanuUpt.

The 5. \. W. boys, a club well known
in this city, and whose mystic three let
ters have been 4 source OF Il great deal
OF speculative guessing, held grand
reunion on Saturday night topped OIL
with banquet in honor Of departing
brother, nameleSs here for-sOmetimea at
least.
This young man cOntemplates becom-
ing the head of family, and in SORROW
ing sympathy the more fortunate mem
bers desired to give him one more good
time before he goes out into the dark.
So Laramie set his wits and cooks TO
work and got up most deleCtable re-
past and nine appreciatiye young men
sat down to enjoy it. 4 REGISTER re-
porter was one OF these nine MUSES., and
for once in his life received least OF
lat things"
Tnr nnmt comprised every imaginable
delcacv and substantial, which rapidly
disappeared under the rmtiring efforts
OF nine healthy appctites. FormaIlty
WAS given to the winds, and enjoyment
was the order OF the hour. Most sOCle-
ties have one wit, but the fortunate :.
Y. W. is blessed with two, and their live
" sallieS contributed in no small degree
to the pleasure of the occasion.
The cloth being removed Tor dessert,
congratulation and coincidence were de-
clared in order. Each member rose in
turn and neatly and briefly offered his
parting wish, generally closing with hap
pv humOr. Grarrly and in silence
the coming Benedict arose and told
ol his plans and prospects, expressing
perfect confidence in what the future
might have in store for him. He didn't
take stock in the adage, n young man
married is a man that's marred, and
advised his friends and brother mem
bers to 90 and do likewise. With sew
eral other expressions of sentiment from
those present, the feast came to close.
The club has disbanded, bright eyes
having made sad havoc with It's mem.
b.rShip, carryingawayall but a few, and
one oi these a confirmed woman-hatcr
now sings,
These few / greatly fear, ere long
Will seek our greatest hanc
And captives held by girllsh eyes,
viii nc'rr come back again.
As the expression goes, the ;. \. w,
bows are set OF ''jolly good fellows,
and Sociablv cannot be eXCclled.
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DEATH OF HANCOCK.
Loss to the Administration.

IFtSN v"
sF-ylal 10 the Register.
\sHlxGroT, November 10.
The defeat Oi Hancock, iii the Filth
Texss district is a defeat ior the admins
tration, though twice elected to Con-
,rss. bv the Democrats and again their
csndids,e. he has never had any staying
rower - 4 Democrat. In Congress he
Was the obedient and useful tool OF
Gr,Dr's administration, and the apologlst
Of its corruption. He was 50 thorough
" non-partisan in his Democracy as to
~ over body and breecheS, TO the
oDposi,ion whenever the opposition had
need oi him. Lett out aithe Forty-tifth
Congress. he was me recognized
advisor OF the administration
.or, oi under secretary for Texas:
No Republican in the State has had hall
the influence of Hancock in the Texas
,rpointmcnts OF this administration.
His fiat made Russell United States
Marshal, and Russell reciproCated ny
using the machinery OF his office III
H,ncock's behalf and taking the stump
lor him. Other Federal employees III
Galveston also worked hard 10 elect HIM.
Two weeks before the election Sherman
OPENLY declared that the administration
was ior Hancock. Jones, the Green-
hacker who defeats Hancock, is Demo
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THE CREAM OF THE NEWS,
Gathered from Our DISPATCHES.

Hunter, the Camden, y. J. murderer,
has been sentenced TO he hanged Jan
uary 10th.
The money-order service the past year
yielded net profit to the Government
OF about $1,000.
The New York Produce Fire Insur-
ance Company has reinsured It's risks,
amounting to S5,50O,GO, in the Safe
guard Company.
Robert Howell, the aged artist, and
the original engraver oil "Audubon' ;
Birds" died recently 1T Tarytown on
Hudson.
THE New York Produce Fire Insur-
surance Company has closad its doors.
Going out OF business on account of its
shrinkage.
Chamberlain, Ex-Governor OF South
Carolina, offers to voluntarily return to
that state and answer any Indictments
against him.
The New York police are arreSting
well-lnown thieves, in the hope of get
tinga clue to the robbers oi the Stewart
family vault.
Edward h. Aldtich, who bet his money
on the losing candidates in New York,
swallowed three ounces OF laudanum,
and has gone where all politicians go.
The railroad managers, in session in
New York, Saturday arranged for pool
ing east bound freights on thirty-four
western roads under the management OF
one commissioner, who, it is reported, is
invested with power to enforce orders.
4 special from Philadelphia SAYS that
Colonel Thomas 4. Scott was struck with
paralysis few days before leaving for
Europe; that his mind is fatally shatter-
ed, and he will never again be able to
discharge the duties OF his high office.
Hewas secretly conducted to the ship
by friends.
A fire at Cape May, Saturday, destroy
ed all the principal hotels and many
priva.e residences. Loss several hun
dred thousand dollars.
1t is stated, semi-officially, that the
Halifax award will he paid when due,
November oath.
An abundance of bulldozing literature
is going from Washington to the South,
to be used as material for bloody shirt
speeches on the opening OF Congress.
The famous racer, Duke of Magenta,
has gone to England.
Geo. +. Seward, Minister to China, is
at Washington, to meet Springer 5 in
yestigating committee.
The L. ). grand jury at Charleston,
W. Va, have found 40 indictments
against moOnshiners.
The Paris Exhibition finally closed
Sunday afternoon. Receipts since the
opening 1858, 7+6 francs.
Alta banquet in London, Saturday,
Lord Beaconsfield discussed the eastern
muddle. He said he did not consider
the situation necessarily dangerous, but
serious.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-11
BELLAIRE ITEMS.

Fire was discovered in the pottery Ofthc
National Glass Works about six o'clock
Yesterday morning, but the flames were
soon distinguished with but little dam
age except to the new potts, which were
damaged by water.
Mr. Cyrus Strahl was appointed by the
Bellaire Gas Light Coal Company, to in
yestigate the books, but the books We're
30 badly changed nothing coucd be OBJ
tained.
Mr. c. F. Henry, OF Cleveland, Ohio,
special agent Jor the postotiicc depart
ment of Ohio, was in our city, yeSter-
day.
Rev. Chas. \. Green, d. d., OF Baltl-
more, Md, was in our city, yesterday
Mr.. G.. is on his way home.
Mr.. K. Hall, one of Bcllaire's old and
respected citizens, died Thursday even
ing, at nine o'clock, after 4 lingering i'll
ness, of consumption, aged forty years.
Mr.. Hall is son of Thurman Hall, de
ceased, of FairmOnt, W. Va. This sad
news will cast gloom, not only over
his large circle OF irindS in Bellalre, but
MANY friends and relatives in Marion
county, where he was raised. He was
an active member 0f the United An
cient Order OF Druids. Eureka Grove,
No. %, OF this city; also II member Of
high degree in the MaSonice order, Bel
laire Lodge, No. 267. His remains
we're accompanied to their last resting
place by both orders Yesterday after
noon. al two o'clock. He leaves a wife
and two children to mourn loss that
never can be sustained. Mr.. Hall
ioined the VI. f.. Church of this city
about two months ago. gave his heart tn
God. and lived in that belief up to his
death.
Mr.. Frank Workman and his new
bride. of New Martinsville, W. Va, are
Waiting friends in South Bellaire.
IBy some mishap in the mail our Bel
laire locals designed for Saturday issue,
were delayed until this morning.-ED'
REGISTER.
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The Fishery Award.

WtsHINGToN. November 9.-lt can be
stated, srlni-otliciaIly, that the Halifax
fishery award will be paid when due,
November 9th, and that the more re-
cent complications will be- treated as a
matter ior adjudication independent Of
H. PAYMENT. Secretary Evmts Is OF the
opinion, Judging from the tone OF the
London press, that Lord SsIi-bury's re-
ply 10 his recent note will be such as 10
guarantee a iurther inquiry into the
g'use ol our complaint, and that the
English Forign Office will yield to the
justice otthe Amdrican case as presented
hy his letter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-11
THE YELLOW MONSTER.
Still an Occasional Case.

NlCEsBURG, November 9.-No fever
deaths In the city or country. No new
eases reported.
MEMPHIS, Novrmbcr9. A heavy frost
Ir.I last night Weather this morning
clear and cool. From six o'clock last
.'emng until noon to-day one death
nom yellow lever Is reported.
Jackson. Miss, November 9.-One
lever death lest night. NO now cases in
uhe past lour days. Absentees are re-
tNfning daily, contrary 10 the advice ot
.'caI physicians.
NEw ORLEANS, November 9. Weather
.tear and cool Yellow fever cases for
.Ae t"enty-lour hours ending at l. n,
lour.
i, NEW ORLEANS, November 9-S p. NJ
Nary Ann Creighton, in religion Sister
NHiary OF st. Thomas. 4 native OF New
''Fk, dicd ui malarial lever, aged eigh'