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Is generated by the action OF the SUMS rays
upon damp dcclyirg vegetation, Stagnant
pools, and marshy, low lying trncts. Tie true
nature Of this miaSniA is by no means clearly
understood, but thorc are two facts In relation
to Il that are. Tile ilrst Is that the periodical
fevcrS which II brcodS aroOf the most yirulent
typo; tic second is that these maladiOs arr
rarely cured, although they may 10 amelion.
ted, by the Obituary remedies employed to
overcome them. The true antidoto 10 tic 81.
iccts OF miasma is HostcttcFs stomHCh HttCrS.
This medicine Is one Of the most popular rem.
edlcs Of an ago ~ successful proprietary spc.
cifcs, and isin immense demand wliCrevcron
this Continent fever and aguC exist. A wine.
glasfull three timcsa day Is the best possible
mosphCrc, regulating the liver, and lnvigor-
ating the stomach. cOdGw
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CrxctxSSrr, October I2.-cotton-Quict hui
steady at O5zc. Flour-Dull and unchanged
Wheat-lnaCtlvc; red sJaSsc; white S5a0Oc
Corn Quiet but firm at 3sai0c. oats-Dull
at 92a95c. Rye-Quict ut 49a5ic. Barley
Nominally unchanged; buyers and seller.
apart; no transactions. 'POrk-firm at IS 90,
Lard1 ! ~. good demand "a IL, steam "a e. 80; current
Ermcr ut 4Ea4Iiu5N a55Ea5JSe. Bacon
Firm at 4JsaSa5H a0a0Isc. Buttcr-Dull and
unchanged. Linseed oil-Quiet ut 55a5Gc.
Whisky-$lG,
nous-Common s. 5oa3 90; light 5 1Ja3 10;
packing 8 10aS % butchers 340a3 50.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, October 12.-Wheat-Dnll, weak
and lower; No. / white Michigan Die; extra
white Michigan 05Hc asked; amber Michigan
her O2Ic asked; No. 9 amber Michigan Doc;
No. . red winter spot and seller November
O1Hc; seller December 02 1.2c asked, Of lie
bid; No. 3 red sS l.2c; No 9 Dayton and
Michigan rcd MIfc; rejected Wabash SIC;
western amber 92Hc. COrn--WGak; high
mixed held at SO I-2c, CSC bid; No, 2spot and
seller October and November 37Hc; rejected
SO l.2c; damaged SiSc. oats-Quiet; No. .,
OnH[n '~Hu UHt H#|T."Es XXX H.' H".4I
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Financial and Commercial.
DE- TRLEGRAPA.
New YORK Money ana Stocks.

NEw YoRK, October 12.-MoxEY-ActIvc at
5a7 pcr cent, closing Mt 8. Prime mercantile
papar $40 per cent. The Assistant Treasurer
disbursed $2,6lG.OOO. Customs receipts $751;
900. Clcarings S22,0OO,0oQ. Sterling exchange,
York 4.s3h. Dry goods imports for the week
GoLJLweaker at 10I. Borrowing rates 2i5
per cent per annuni and SIal-S9 l'er cent per
diem. (,
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I'ricHINd OUR FLINTs,'

The Republicans hero arc full oflife and
cnerpy. They are confident OF redecming
the County; and II the programme now
suggested Is carried out, Lewis may safely
he nut down asa solid Republican county.
The Democrats are respondent, and the
Republicans jubilantS There is q bright
istprc in store Tor LEWIS.
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WASHINGTON CITY.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
For little Girls and Hoys Who We're re
Gently at n Circus.AnimaI Show.

ccnIIy nt GirctIs-4Ahisnui shuh. Ht
DctIOIt E'ree-rrcss. nrf rsI
"What isthis?" gs
This is u lion, called by- some folks the
king of-beasts. Take u sharp look at him
50 yon may hereafter tell u lion from u
mule" l4o... r-. }.
"Nhat is the color OF q lion?9
"Their natural color is tawny. Where
YOU see II fixed off with rcd, white and
blue you may be sure that some circus
man has been painting him." @
"I.ions must be very strong?" {.
$50 they are. 1t is q pity that their
strength cannot be used in drawing street
cars" lIf
"Arc there any wild lions in this coun-
sNot very many; but then we'd advise
you to get into the house as night comes.
Africa is the home OF the lion. He has
every chance to spread himself there; the
nights arc SO warmrthat he doesn't havcto
draw his tail into his den for fear OF the
frost" ,g..gs p.I..sf
"Can a lion carry of m OK
at is said that he can, but it would be
far better for the OK to carry himself of
before the lion got hold Of him. There
| 1911 \ lllAAAll AOADk SAtht " wa NSAA+ NASS y"
quite easily with a rabbit"
GLOW does n lion attack a white man?'
every rarely. When u mar is home at
reasonable hours, keeps plenty Of wood
split, buys his wife four hats u year and
votes our ticket, he Is not often disturbed
by lions. They walk right past him to
grab one OF those fellows who will never
lend his wheel. barrow or s~now-shoycl, and
whose sidewalk is always in need OF re-
pairs"
ado lions roar very lOudly2"
"They do. The sound is almost Us loud
rs that ofa dish.pan falling Off its nail in
tho dead OF night"
"Why do they roar?
"Natnralists differ about that. Some say
that he roars to let other denizcns OF the
forest understand that he is on deck and
ready to argue matters, and others assert
that he roars because he has nothing else
to do-just us Congressional speeches arc
made. The roar won't hurt you, no mat
ter how they decide it."
"Can n lion catch u horsc2"
ayes, unless he stubs his toe or stops 10
pick up u tender aud juicy child for lunch
con-"
"Can a man look n lion out OF counteu-
ance?"
"rhat depends. Some of these modern
defaulters and OEiceholderB could look q
lion out OF eountenance, with II eye
shut. In ordinary cases it is better for the
man who tries the experiment to be up n
tree.
"Cain the lion vanquish the clephant?"
'If the elephant had sore eyes, and had
hnnn snrnninn around nil s'niIht, mud the
aguc was kind o lowering up aud down
his spinal column, I. lion would be apt to
do so.'
"Can a lion ever DO tamed2
"Nevcr. After one has been joltcd
around the country for years with differ.
ent circuscs, sold at bankrupt sale u dozen
times, fed on shin.bones and shayings,
and pokel up with hot crowbars, he no
sooner gets outof his cage than he eats ten
or ftten people and kills half Us many
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omcAoo, October 12.-rhc Drovers' Journal
reports:
Hoos-Reccipts 1900; shipments 2,40O.
Closed easy; choice heavy s. TOAD %; light
- 80; mixed 50 l0a3 so.
CArrLE-Rcccipts 6O0. Steady; shipping
Texans 81 01a2 50.
sMEEr-Receipts 200. UNCHANGED.
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nEoRNE JACKSON ARNOLD,

tho successful candidate for the Lcgisla-
trre in Lewis county, will be u leading
spirit in the House. He is well known
throughout the State as one OF the best
land lawyers in West Virginia; and his
personal popularity is Httested by his
overwhelming majority. His defeat Of
Jackson. The Democratic nominee, Is the
most crushing ever known in our political
battles, He is u nun OF wealth, and Of
liberal views in all things proper. Ills
Kindness to the poor, and his known char.
ity for all, have made him enpliaticalIy
The man OF the people; andno compliment
was ever paid to q moro deserving man
than Jack" Arnold.
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tic medicine that can be employed: cleans
ing the stomach and bowels, and even the
blood. In small doses of one pill n day,
they stimulate the digestive organs and
promote vigorous health.
AYER's Pills have been known for
more than quarter of q century, and lave
obtained u worldwide reputation for their
virtues. They correct diseased action in
tho several assimilativc organs Of tic
body, and arc so composed that obstrnc-
tloNs within their range can rarely with
stand or evade them. Not only do they
euro the everyday complaints Of every
body, but also formidable aud dangerous
diseases that have balIed the best Of
human skill. While they produce power
fill effects, they are, at the same time, the
safest and best physic for children. BY
their aperient action they grippe much less
than the common purgatiyes, and never
give pain when the bowels arc not inllmmed.
They reach the vital fountains orthG blood,
and strengthen the system by freeing it
from the clements o fwcaknCss.
Adapted to all ages and conditions in
all climates, containing neither calOmel
nor any deleterious drug, these Pills may
be taken with safety by anybody. Their
sugar-coating preserves them ever fresh,
and makes them pleasant to take; while
being purely vegetable, no harm tan arise
from their use in any quantity.
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The Johnson Female College, located at
Union, Monroe county, W. Va, publishes
the following schedule of charges for q
session of five months:
E,nnnscs iof scssIon Of ave months. payable 10 a&-
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we rain a member of the Legislature, in
the person OF Captain %Poundstone, q sound
Republican, q maj Of culture and ability,
md a man whose influence for good Will
prove Of great advantage to the body OF
which he is n member elect, Dodger
Farnsworth, who (mis)reprcsented Up
shur last session, had set up q nice little
lob for the Senatorial nomination, but the
plan "dicl ut the bornin,'" and he will
not infict his nasal tones upon the good
peoplc OF Wheeling the coming session.
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the Republicans had no candidates for the
local Offices, and consequently their vote
was not poiled. The only crnmb Of CON.
fort / hear from that benighted region Is
tho defeat OF Levi johnson (Conted:l ny
Newt. Kce, a sound Union man for CLERK
Of the County Court. Newt. has been III
bad political company OF late; but We
hone 10 reform HMM time to re-elect him
as n straight out Republican at the next
election. Snider is elected to the Leglsla-
turc from Gilmer. N
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"Never. After one has been jolted
around the country for years with differ
ent ]circuscs, sold at bankrupt sale u dozen
times, fed on shin.bones and shayings,
and pokel up with hot crowhars, he no
sooner gets outof his cage than he eats ten
or Hften people and kills half rs many
more. You will always see an account OF
it in the papers just before the m%cnagcrie
comeS around"
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PIrrsHuRSH, October Il. : PETROLEUM =
Quiet; crude 81 03 81 at Parker's for imme-
diate shipment; refined 0l-2e, Philadelphia
.deliYery.
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SUFFERERS E E,sss Sf fssss,. De saniy
Vzs1lnzaEzzzl PlgOr. syphilis. or any
form u disease. cured at the Old WESTERN
MEDICAL INSTITUTE, oG6 Vino ST., Gin
cinnnti, by the only sure and reliable remedies,
No charge until cured. Call or write for free
advice. Charges low, Half rates 10 the
moor. OcJ-lNw
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.ALr1MoRE { ONO RA1LRoApoo.

EaEEgEaisvs
On and after May IS, 1875, Passenger Trains will
run rs iOllOWs-Whceling Time:
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Accom-. Mall. Expires.

SeubapQle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bellalre nj AS
p. M, Bridgeport 800 y, M; arrives ut Stcubenville at
6.I6 p. MI; leaves SteubOnyllle at $40 n. n.: Bridge
port go d. M; arrives at BellaiTe at 9.35 a. m.
In the East and West eau DO procured ut The Ticket
r.. y. MYERS,
my2s. General Passenger End Ticket Agent
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CLEAR

steamer Wisconsin tBr. Forsyth Liverpool via Queens
town-wiliiams * Guion 49,.
steamer Java tBD, G'eig. Antwerp-Pefcr Wright
80. go. .,--.u MIA. Al,
Steamship Go. :. ,,,,. xc - 6. -.
Steamer Tneomv. Ford. .Phiadelphia-James Hand.
steamer General whitney, Hhll-tt Boston II Dmoek
Bsrk Spirit Morning tBr, Wendell, Bristol, e
BarE Maggie NJ (Br,. Cosswcli, Hull. E-J Parker
20.
Benham Boycscn. -, -,
Co. .,,,, ,.,
Bnrk t,cu. t,ibbs. Newark. NJ-snow a Burgess
brig John Noycs, Gcorsc Drosheds, l-scammcll
Brir y \ Cuomo dtsD, GambsrdsIs, Messina for or
dcrs- Funch, Edye Il Co. 49,.
I,rr Robert Dillon Davis Rosario George u Squire.
Rrr Emma l. Hin. Ferry, Csrdenas-Waydcii 20. .
Schr Charles Platt, SHARP. Bordcaux-Jnmcs Elwell
schr Charles A Couicomb. Msgsc. Oran and Cadis "A
schr Benjamin Courtney, Baker. smyrns-Parsons a
ScSr Joshua Grindie. Frcethy, Arroyo. PR-J Win
srnp Forest City IIodgkns st Johns PRS Michciina.
schr Pioneer (br), Johnson Harbor 1sland-Wm Doug
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY JULY TO-

Bay struck the rocks the cast .ide of Tin Cove.
scatsris island. the night Of the :7,h u during
and proceeded Bay where she DISCHARGED OF
her cargo str which ded TO North sydney and
discharged tho remainder.
BARK FRnso orr Tciiefsen from New York for Copen
hagen, whicn put into iaax June IL In distress fas
been % s sSf.d and no
she taken the marine railway as me aves on
sheet OF copper loose tho ship remained per
fectly tight.
BRIG ST snrHsL CBr. from Fernaadina for Iivesocc
Ion s3 TO- ny bs,rk Canton. at New Bedforo..
BRiG NARY Of Antigua before reported ashore on the
Marie Joseph ledses, mas become total wrssk unsx
on the hull In remnants Of the hu and cargo were al.
ScuR JOANNA DoUcnrr q masts, from Ph,ladephin for
frovaence win coa struck on the south point Of boek
oated day after lighrrin cargo but rmkin badly.
aud kept afo ~ by pampin. Her cargo was
consigned TO therovidcnce aud Worcester Rtrosd Com
pAny.
scmR Ossro 1t PHILADELPHIA 9th from John, Mn,
ports lost o, her deck load heavy sE gallo ON the
23d ult, OF Mouiu Desert.
scHR roxAsxA JOHNSON. Day. Tuspan for Calves
ton with frnt going out the bar at TuspAn June
struck and hd. and Sold No oinsurance vessel
or cargo.
ScHR NJ Wan TON fisherman. OF Prcvncetown,, ar
rived at Newport uy o. with mainmast sprung. W!li OBJ
tain a new one and proceed.
scnR DAxIrL BLEED Matthews. before reported towed
Buckport tor pairs after being ashore from Ban
por Tor Boston.
scHR MAUD 2rrE from Gloucester for North Bay pnt
proceed to Port II = Skcsbury for repairs.
Scar W BRAIN ,Rp from Perth Amboy FOR New Bed
ported TO have TO pieces yesterday shs was an old
vessel.
dcncc, encountered whiriwad AN 9th inst of Warwick
Neck, in woich she was dismastcd
HALIFAX. July 81 ;chr Swan. from Spry Bay for Petou
went ashore last nj ght Cape Island sho is full Of
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HUNTERS POINT NUISANCES.

Within tho past few days the Health Commissioners
and the District Attorney were notified that some Of
the 81, ncb-brceding establishments on Ncwiown
Creek L. H. ugain Ia iuli blast Tho iactorcs OF
tho Preston Bro,hers aud Edward Clarke wcrc men,
toned as those which operations had bcsn resumed,
aud careful inquiry was set on loot II was found
n at the statement In relation TO the Preston Bro,hcs
without foundatton but that Clarke had, w vioa-
laion of his stipulation be allowed 10 uDpun
shed after pleading guii,y, resumed tho manufacture
OF offensive phosphates, using siudge acid IN tho
urocess thereby renewing intocrabic sienches to
suppress wnich the aid Of the courts had recently
been m pvoKcd. Assistant District Attorney Rollins.
on beng informed OF result oil the nvestigaion,
ord.red the arrest Clarke MS old plea oi guilty,
winch still hangs over MIN. Tho offender, should
this charge against him DC sustained VIII, u Is
said. be aeptenced TO two years imprisonment
Under he law he be sent TO the PcnitentIary Tor
n year and nncd. Clarke and tho PrcstoDs pleaded
yuiltv aIter tho CONVICTION OF Coe, aud ON being
allowed to 20 ,her own recognizanccs promised to
aDatc tho nusanccs
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A RESPITE FOR HUNTER.

THE ARGUMENT Fon NTw rRIiL NOT TO DE
HEARD UNTIL NOVEMBER MOTION ioR
sENrESCE NOT TO re PRESSED
CAMDEN, n. j., July o, 1873
Yesterday Prosecutor jenkins obtained the approval
of Judge Pancoast President Judge OF the Court OF
Oyer aud Tcrmncr, TO 80 to Trenton TO ascertain
whether or was possible for argument tor
trial 10 be during the present term Of tho higher
Court The Prosecutor went TO Trenton early this
morning and made hrs application Informally to tho
Court lie was notified that the could IN wise
he Saken up until November He statos that since
Tie higher Court has takch this course, he will
not press tho motion f0r sentence Tor somo
timo TO come, and in all probability will not
introduce Benjamin Hunter TO the Camden Court
again unt,l october term OF Oyer and rsrminer.
new trial comes before the Court OF Errors and APP
poas believing he Is engaged on the sidc oil right.
Arxument IA "a case OF this character must be bret
and 10 Tho point. Two counsel on each side, prob
ably and no more, will be allowed 10 speak, and
eacn viii not DO granted moro than two or three
hours, hearing But as no argument will be heard
until next November u is probably somewhat prema-
ture to Inv out the possible programme OF speeches
Judge Woodhu rs regarded as one OF nc abls-t ursts
m inc state OF New Jersey, ana " Is iaroy mat ne
suffers a reversal decs,on by the upper Court so
mat currcnt impression amons the lawyers OF tho
New Jersey Bar 10 tnst Hunter viii never obtain new
triaL srbc prisoner IN the meantime Will remain IN
his cage in the Camaen County JAN, under the Gus
tody OF the sheriff where no will ne permitted TO see
no one put his family. counsel ana mis- immediate
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AsrfswALL, July 7-sailed, steamer Colon Griffin, New
York.
CAnprrr, July 4-Arrvcd, bark silver Cloud Br). Lcary,
st John, Nh.
COW BAY. CB, July s--Arrived, brig Lconcra. Blood,
Croustadt. :. -
Sailed 9Th. steamer Albnmbra (Br). McEhcny. New
York.
DunL,S, Juv 5-Arrivcd bark Torryburn u'r) Roccrts
So John, NIB.
FsIxorIn, e, June 27saed brig Fleetwood tBr). Sin
clair, Eoulognc. -
TarAL june IL In port, bark Fannie Lewis tBr Chap
m an, Tor -, idK.
HoSoLuLr, June s--Arriyed barks Madura QBr, Han
ton, Jarvis Island; ID Murray. Cross san franciseo
iith. Moonbeam Dunbar Bueno: Ayres l2sh ship snr-
prise Curtis Newcastle. NSW 18Th, schr vivid Ish)
swcet Fsnninrs islsnd i5sn barts Discovery winding
San Francisco; Kaiaksua Haw), Trnsk cwcnstio NSW
18th steamer Australia (Br) Cxra san Francisco (and
proceeded snme day for sydney, NSW).
sailed 13,h. ship Mystic Bellc Davis, San Francisco
barks Buena Vista Keller. Port Uambie, 18th. Matte
Mscleay tfinwj, Pope Portland, u.
In port June 49, barns Murrny, Cross and Diseovery,
Winding. TOR San Francisco. -.
HAVANA. July 9-Arrved. steamer Santiago do Cuba.
Reed, New YORK. -. -
Madrrn wa Bridpcwster. - - -.
Bsltimcre), Liverpool 49, y.-.
LIvrRrooL, June 30 Sailed, steamer Prince Eoweru
(Br), frss ~, ChSrlottetown, PEI
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MAzArLAv. June 22-Arved. steamer Newbern. sss
Francisco.
MoxraEAL July 6-Arrvrd. steamer Beaga (Br). Gray,
Ssiied 9th. brig Galarea Csr,, Psake. Cork.
NORTH SYDNEY. CB July 1-Arrived. bark Loshsr (BD,
Desmond Portland.
Clcarcd Jane ~ bark Tiger Orr. Lawson, Quebec
PkSAxA, July 6-Arrivcd, steamer coima, seaile San
Francisco
Poses PR. june a5-Arived. brig Juli' Blake tBr'.
PuGwAs. Ms. July s. Arrived bark Peter Crerar BD,
Nhaen, liverpool
Ponr duLGmAvx July 5-Passed. bark Rio de u Plata
DIR, Mci-nd. from Point du chene Tor United Kingdom
lrEESsrowN. to Jn'y Arrived snip Westhcld (Br),
Ives. Gnano Islands land ordered To Rottsrdsml
QuRBKc. July - Arrived. steamer Cybels tBr). McM
tol; Osr (Swc) Asbcrg Menai Bridge scottish Fairy
tBrJ. wilson Liverpool for Montreal; Signet tBr), Yeo.
Gloucester Tor do; Statminster stang (Norl, Erickson,
Sydney. C' Tor do; 7th steamer tntnro Orr, Thoaro.
Liverpool; brig lIenrys t3r) Hutchinson. London.
Bel"w Ith, bark Ahyssinan ts) Smith from Waterford;
brig Congress lBr) Fisher. from Port Madoc
Sailed 18th, ship Amoor (br) James, Lardf hrg Little
Annie (Br). Bsr.onger HAMBURG.
ST DoNJyGo CRY. May 23-Airived, schrs Jas Slater,
Fournier New York land sailed June tor Axua to
plcte Id; for New York; Juno Macomber, Goo
Boston via Point Pitre (,nd cleared 18th for Now
York;.
SYDNEY cB, July s-Arrved. bark seaward tBr), Copp,
Londonderry.
Jomx. NIB. July eciesrsd ship sssator (Hr Futon,
Liverpool; bark Margaret tr~I (Br Don GALL tilas.
cow uri-s Ihttle Harry fBr) Johwnscn Londonderry:
Ouaco (Br), Morehe nd, ,nnRi's Quay.
rAHlrI. May 20 Sailed previously, schr Marquesas for
in mort May 23 ship Herald tho Morning. Towne uncs
bark Francis Palmer, Won Schmidt. ldg
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A GANG OF HORSE THIEVES.

TORT JERvis, n. Y, July Q, 1878.
During the past two or three months the Delaware
Valley between Port JeTvis and Stroudsburg has been
infested by gang OF horse thieves who have had their
headquarters in dense swamp in Sussex county, N.
j. Some twenty five or thirty valuable horses have
been stolen, together with other property. Last
night two horses, valued at $500, the property OF
BENJAMIN Van Fleet, and another belonging 10
Mrs Joseph Luddcback, OF this town. wore
stolen ana taken 10 an island IN the
Nevcrsink RIVER five miles east OF Port Jervis wbcro
they were found this morning, having been aban-
doncd by the thieves for some reason unknown. One
OF the thieves mad been stopping In this place several
days and tnis morning description OF MIN was sent
TO different places In this viciny lie captured
In Middetown to-day, and gave his name as Joseph
W. Wright He brought here tins evening Tor
cxaminaton. II Is thought this event may lead to
the breaking up oftbc gans.
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OBITUARY.
REV. FATHER S. scHrMMEL, S. ,.

REV. FATHER S. scHEMMEL, 8. =.
The Rev Father S. Schemmel, an eminent teacher
In The Society OF Jesus, died very suddenly at the
College OF ST. Francis Xavier yesterday morning, at
twentyav mtautes after one O'CLOCK, at tho age OF
ssxty-one years Father Schemmel was perhaps. ono
OF the most dstiug rshed Jesuit teachers OF philoso-
ply, theology, Hebrew aud tho Holy Scriptures in
America. Although man OF slight frame his IN
domitable energy epabled him 10 DO immense
amount of work. He was well known throughout the
Order, ana his talents greatly respected. Father
Schcmmel was born at Roulacb, Haut Rhin, Aisace
In 1917, and received education at the Catholic
Episcopal College in strsspourg, Alsacc In 1871 he
was ordained IL priest by the present bishop OF that
CITY, HIS first labors were In his own diocese, and
there he renamed Tor nine years. In 1880 be Gu
tcred the Society OF Jesus, IN France, at place
called Issenheim. In 1858 he came TO America
ana locsted at Fordham, teaching lhero IN the
college theology and sacred Scriptures For twenty
or at the Woodstock Seminary. IN Maryland. HIS
thought profound, his learning wonderful ana
his analyses always clear About three years sincc
no came the College OF ST. Francis Xavi.r, IN his
CITY wnere his usual course of teaching hco0gy ami
philosophy was continued In 1873 he was attacked
severely with rheumatism ana spent one year IN -.
VIncenl's Hospital In Eleventh street He never
fully reqained his health after this attack IN sun
day evening last he attended n sick call German.
had been the elevated railroad, and he went
10 look after him at tho place where no was lying
HI seemed then to be in his usual health ana spirits
On Monday afternoon he was called again to ST. Jo-
seph's Home, III Fifteenth street, 10 wait upon SICK
person Ho started litte after hvc O'Clock, and, re-
turning. retired 10 his room little after nine At
hall. past eleven some one happened to be gong ny
his room and was startled by groanss One of
the sisters summoned; the doctor arrived.
but all efforts save the lite OF Father Schcmmel
were vain He died at the hour above stated after re-
ceivtng tnc last sacraments Tho funeral services
will take place at eight O'Clock mis- morning al the
college, where the holy Offices o the dead will he
performed HIS will be iaterred In Tho cenc
terry OF the fathers In Fordham.