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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-25

LtnH' johnson aud CatlIarine bis wife.
William Gilbert and Sarah his wife.
and Esdras Ludwick:
TAKE NOTICE.
That on Tuesday February 18TH. 1878.
Mt the residence Of William s. Purgiti
in Hampshire county. West virginia.
between the hours Of sunrise and sunset
Of said day. shall proceed TO take the
dispositions Of Elijah High. Harriet
High. and others. aud continue the tax
ing Of the same or adjournment from
DAY to day. as long rs may I've reqnired.
To be read as evidence In my behalf in n
cause pending in the Circuit Court Of
said county. ON its equity side. whc,ein
am complainant and you and others
arc defendants.
THOMAS LUDwTCK.
BY Counsel.
Jan. II. 1873.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-25

tV We regret TO learn that the dwell
ling-house of Mr.. Joshua Ely, near
lrkcrman, Hardy county, was entirely
destroyed by fire with all his house.
hold goods on Tuesday last. How the
fire originated we are not advised.
Since writing the above we learn that
Mr.. Lorenzo Walker. well known by
many of our citizens. who was residing
with Mr.. Ely, was so badly burned in
attempting to get some papers out of
tic burning dwelling. as to cause his
death on Wednesday night last.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-25
III

Near New Market, Va on the 18th inst
Mr.. SAMUEL B. HARsHBERGga. a good citizen, in
the f4'h year Of his sls.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-25

WThe Louisiana returning board,
which is to be tried for its wickedness,
has petitioned the Superior Criminal
Court at New Orleans to have it's case
removed TO the United States Circuit
Court. on the ground maiuly that it will
not be able to get fair trial in the
State Court.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-25

CONGRESS No business OF impor.
lance was transacted in either House,
Of Congress on the 23d.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-25

Iy~Judge Charles f. Lewis, of Clarks..
burg, died on Tuesday last.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-25
Evolutionary Entertainment.


We are indebted TO frienl for the
following notice Of the Evolutionary
entertainment given by Rev. Mr.. Young,
in his church in this place, on Tuesday
night last:
We had the pleasure OF being present
at the Evolutionary entertainment Civ
en- by Rev. &. L. Young Of the NJ. T..
Church. 1t was an evening happily
spent and for 1t we are indebted to the
culture and taste displayed by the Flo
cutionist. The Rapid-Stumbling-Na-
sal, Roaring Timid, -Toothless
ged and other styles OF reading were ex-
empliicd in order by the use of the sto-
rs of The Wise Man. We all laughed
WHO could help doing so when the
transitions were SO SUD len e complete.
Then followed 4 number Of pieces ell
egantly rendered, among which we recall
the following The Famine Paul Rev.
ere's Ride The Bells Tho Smack in
School, The Ghost Socrates Shocks
The One iloss Shay Drunken Solilo-
guy Mrs. Caailes S. B. Death of Paul
Domhy,' Sc.
lie is hard for us to do jus tice to the
taste and culture displayed by the Flo
cntioniSt i'm rendering so many different
pieces which require such varied into
nation, AMI manner, and so complete
tone and voice culture as the above list
embraces.
They were all so nicely read, and the
characters so finely rendered that we
cannot select one from the others as Mat
which most pleased or most deserved
TO be praised. But we do know that
all-togethcr it was m entertainment, in.
strnc3i We, chaste and elegant and one
which we would be very gai to see of.
ten repeated in our midst.
BMLou's Monthly MAsAcrSE FOR
FanHUARY.-It is always pleasure to
real this magazine Il is 50 sprightly
and ploasant,anl has such fund OF ex.
ce!lent miscellaneous reading. that eve.
~ one has chance 70 fad some,
thjng th.s will suit his or her taste.
Tales, sketches, ventures, poetry.
humorous matter, engravug4, and all
that goes to make up a lirst-cIass maya
azine, are given; and, above all, il is
furnished to subscribers at tie low price
Of only Sl.j0 per year. postpaid, which
IS 50 cheap that it should be in the hands
OF every family in the country. Pub -
ij,hed by Themes & Talbot, % Hawlev
treet, Boston, at only $3.50 per annum,
postpaid and for sale as all the new s
s,atioas 40 Il cents copy. sample
copies OF the January and February
numbers will be seat to any address on
tie receipt OF twenty-five cents by the
Publishers then. il you wish 20 conlin
Uc, 80 will only be necessary to remit
~l2j for tie balance Of the year.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-25
BaLrn'oar Cattle MluKgr.

The Cattle market on Monday last
vas exceedingly dull, sales being record.
cd very slowly, and al continuous dc,
cline from the beginning 10 tho end OF
operations The decline has been vao
riously estimated some dealers report
ing full lc on all grades. while others
thought Che loss since last week 3aIc.
m5re particularly ON the medium anil
common grades. We quote at ? 5Oa
s. - per 100 lbs. 14fI head received
IIoGs.- RECEIPTS 4,777. Sales mt $ja
s. as.
Rcccips 1929. Sales at
5ias5 2j.
SoNErmvG NEw-In order Co intro
d1oc or Bg Seoj Spring WheaL The
Ifhevg T,>s, 60 your locality-Single
grains measuring 6,ch ia ieayh-I pro.
pose To- send a somyie Of the wheat free
a. otuygr, to every subscriber 20 This pa
per who will state tic name Of the
acaaparcr and send a cent stamp to
pay postage Agents waited in every
county 20 sell .his new wheat. Address
i. J. OsVHr. Cleveland Tenn
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-25

81 Several communications and adj
vertisement, intended for t6-day's is
sue. will appear in our next number.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-25
NOTICE

n Ii persons arc hereby notiGcJ not
20 bay vr trado for Note Of 5000
given by me 90 J. w. Koontz and n
Note Of $1,000 given by Isaac Kerns
o same-as neither OF us received any
value for them and 10 not Intend 20 paw
them. The proof against these claims
we can establish by Herbert Lawrence
and W. u. Michael
j. SANFORD KERNS.
Bloomery, w. Va
Nov. 80, 187I.-5t
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Address GILMORE. g. CO

WAen1sDrGs. lf.ti, Nsrsa,Lsr "a leye
80 l-ir"snfc " expressing nv etttr~ conn-
1910 ~ tne ferfH0fsfiefffa aud f.fsfffg Of m
go, % this CITY
GEO ~ u wfnTE.D
'"sstis' arfAs ~ 5aai Hs,fonsfffaa Rq,al
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-25

Rom ey Dec. 10 l877--cv.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-25
JOHNSON, CLARK & Co.,

30 Union squsrs, New York.
oo4 Washington Street, Boston, Mas.
llll Second Ave, Pittsburgl, Pa.
IA State Street, Chicago, III.
II South 5th Street, Sc. Losls. No.
II New Montgomery %. San rranoi.os, C,i.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Senator William II. Barnum, Of Connecticut; In
surance superintendent john +. Smytn, OF Albany,
and Oliver Ancs, OF North Easton, Mas, are At tho
Fun Avenue. Congressman J. u. AcKIep, oil Louis
ians; A. L. Hopkins receiver Of the Toledo. Peoria
aud Warsaw Railway Company, and William Blisf,
general manager OF the Boston and Albany Railroad,
arc Al the Brunswick. Commander Byron Wilson.
United States Navy, 10 at the Aibemare. Assistant
Surgeon General Charles II. Crane. United States
Army, and W.. D. Bishop, president OF the New York,
New Haven and. Hartford Railroad Company. are at
the Park Avenue. Professor L. C. Scclye, oi North
ampton, Mass r. NJ. Pulsier. OF Boston, aud l..
Ashnurst, OF Philadelphia, are at the Brevoorl.
GcneraIJ A. Potter, United States Army, Is at tho
81. James Alfred g. Baker, president OF the Ma
tiona Board OF Fire Underwrter': Is at tho Hoffman.
Judge II. b. Nstyice, OF Caiskil r., Ia IT Tue Me-
tro poiitan. Professor f. L. Ritter, oil vassar College,
is At the Westminster. }. Hubiey Ashton, OF Wasb-
ington, Is 1t the Gilyey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
CITIZENS CORPS OF UTICA

RECEPTION AND ENTERTAINMENT At OTTAWA
TRE BANQUET AND BALL-rHE RETURN HOME
TO-DAY. .sT
liz TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
OTTAWA, Ont, Sept. 4, 1873
The Citizens Corps OF Utica, n. Y, arrived yes,er-
day their annual excursion, permission having
been granted by the government TO allow them 10
full marching order, with arms aud aceou,rs
msnta They 100 strong, including the band, aud
Among others connected with the corps
General McQuade. Majors Everetts. Flanagan
and Robertson: Colonies David Bulgsr, Young
and Asclean; Lieutenant Ormopd, Chaplain
Hughes. sx-Mayor Gainn, Police Commissioner
Luks, ex-Alderrnan Martin, Sheriff Smith and Su-
perntendent Wiley They at the depot by the
Governor Generals Foot Guard all the volunteer
officers in the city and warmly welcomed by
Mayor Bangs on behalf OF the civic authorities Last
night the Guards band gave promenade concert IN
honor OF the Citze Corps and the non.commss0nsd
officers Of the Guards entertained them AZ banquet
officers OF the Dominion Rihls Associations st the
Rdeau ride range, where shO annual matches are IN
progress The chair was occupied by Colonel Powell
Adjutant General, who is IN command OF the
forces IN the Dominion during the absence OF
Lieutenant General SIR H. Smyth, now IN England on
leave LieuLsnant Colonel Laurie OF Halifax, n -,
occupied the vice chair and several oil the principal
officers In the Dominion were present After the
toasts were drank with great outhusias IN 1.-THE
Qusen," "President Hayes" ''rhs Governor Gen.
cral, 1.-THE Dominion Rife Association"
Tonight the grand ball ~ honor OF the visitors was
givon the Russell House. hch the elite OF tho
city were present.
the corps leave Tor homo tomorrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
A DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

THE GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL, OF OMAHA,
BURNED DowS--THg PIE SILL RAGING
BUSINESS BLOCKS IN DANGER.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
OMAHA. Mob, Sept 4, 1878.
The Grand Central Hotel, costing nearly $400, ZOO,
the finest hotel between CHICAGO San Francisco.
Is burning Tho IRE discovered in upper story
about seven O'CLOCK, and originated from candid
loft In an elevator by a plastorer. Tho hotel
was temporarily anoceupisd. Repairs TO the
value OF about 500. Quo were in progress on
tho building. The Fire Department worked pobly and
Mt great risk OF their ves Tho building erected
stx years ago, was the cause OF many lawsuits anu
alter considerable litigation finally became the prop
srty Of tho present owners, stock company
OF which Kountz, the banker. Is the head.
The hotel leased two months ago
BY Kitchen Brothers. The marble floors were boing
laid ana new furniture was put IN throughout tho
building.
NEWSPAPER oYYIcE BURNED.
The Herald building. worth $4,000, Will also be
destroyed, and probably entire block OF business
promises.
DEFICIENT srFPLY or WATER
The supply Of water, which Is obtained from CTS
terms, has entirely failed. except at great d,stsnce
hIDxIGar.-The fire is still raging Tho root OF the
Grand sntra Hotel has taller The engiao nd
being brought in large quantities from point half
mile on. All the business buildings in the same
block, including several OF great Importance are va
Gated. All the movable property OF the Herald build
ing has been removed. The Herald force ut work
with thor material In the Republican
building and the editor announces that
his paper will not lose an issue by tho
Misfortune The building will probably burn.
The Grand Central and the Herald buildings and
their properly are both insured. About two thousand
Gremsn and citizens at work attempting to ex-
tinguish the flames. Most OF the furniture was 70.
moved from the Grand Central Hotel before the fire
reached II.
INJURIES pIRKMHS.
william Hartmann. fireman, fell from the fourth
story TO rst through she elevator snaf and was
isialy injured. Joseph sneeisy. fireman, and q
o. ointment citizen, was BADLY injured by falling
be- ,m rho streets ore throngcd with people for
6lOt ks away.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
AN IMMENSE ESTATE.

DEATH OF THE HxIR TO LARGE ENGLISH
phopRRTY-ANERIcAN CLAIMANTS ENTrrLE ED
TO TaIsTY-sEvEN MILLION DOLLARS.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE uERALD.1
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 4. 1873
The heir 10 estate Of $751; sou, 900 died In this
year 1868 Sir Andrew Chadwick, EaxIish baronss,
died In London. leaving = very rioh estate
, tailed upon his son. Alter This son died The
property fell into the hands Of the
he1rs at-lnW who eujovsd IL until Il finally became
subject eflitgatien aud thrown tho Chancery
couvts, whore possession was contested for many
yearv. rhe true heirs became scattered and
lost, and in 1874 she Easlish saartt advsr-
tised for Thomas Chadwick, the direct descend.
ant OF Sir Thomas Chadwick, the seventh
generation removed. The man IN question vas living
IN Suburb Of PhiiHdepfSia- He wss then sixty seven
had retired account OF bis age and feeble health.
Proceedings were taken 70 recover bis share
In the estate, and New York lawyer
sent over In the interest Of Mr. Chadwick,
Of samuel Chadwick, Thomas chadwick's brother
These the only heirs and ali living In this
country. On Sunday last Thomas Chadwick died
suddenly OF heart disease and his two sons. Cornslius
The property Is valued At tho enormous sum OF
ssI. soc. 600 not iacludinx ,n,eres, on SON:
Ensland Tue property consists Of roai and
personal estate, mostly In London, the nost valuable
boing coo houses the Britain Metropolis. Both
the New York lawyer. who y looking afser the legal
tors unite In proseuneng the claims Of the American
ciaimsnts a. indisputable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
"A MERCHANT MISSING.

Three gentlemen called Inspector Thorne at
Police Headquarters last night 10 make inquiries
about Mr.. Henry o. vanselaer. a merchant OF this
city. who has been missing from his residences on
Jersey City heights since Tuesday. MI vanssldsr's
son, who al the throe, stated
that his father, who IL an extensive
shoe dealer at No. l26 Chambers street.
left home on Tuesday morning At halfpast seven Ter
his place OF business. He had with blm from $50 TO
$50, and mole drawn 10 his order by j. y. Reagan
Tor Sl0S. He did not return home that evening and
II was aitcrward learned that he had visited
Office during the day. Diiigsnl search iaed
10 detect any trace OF him. anu as he OF
regular habits mis- family became alarmed has
tinued absenc The police records searched with
out avail and DESCRIPTION OF the missing man
tered upon the books
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE TIKI CHIRY SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, sept. Ill A. N. J
For New'Engand, warmer, partly cloudy weather
with frequent light rains, northeast vcsrng TO south
. east wipos,, stationary or falling barometer.
Tor the Middle Atlantic States, partly cloudy
weather mar coast frequent light rains, variable
winds mostly northessterly, stationary pressure and
temperature.
For tue Souh Atlantic and East Gull States, partly
cloudy weather. occasional rain, variable winds,
nearly Stationary Temperature and pressure.
For tho West Gulf States, partly cloudy weather,
occasional rain, wind mostly southcastery, nearly
stationary pressure and temperature
For Tennessee and the ONO Valley, clear or partly
cloudy weather. north<rIy winds, becoming variable.
nearly Stationary pressure ana temperature.
For ths'lower lake region. warmer, partly cloudy
Weather followed by clearing weather.
variable winds, nearly stationary essure.
For the upper lake region, Upper Mississippi and
Lowsr Misxouri valleys clear or partly cloudy
weather. warm soatheriy winds followed n north and
west portions by rising barometer colder nortLssly
winds aud rain.
The rivers will remain nearly stationary.
Cautionary signals continue At Cape Nay, Atlantic
CITY, Barnsgat, Sandy Hook. and Duluth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05

bear mater Jamiia complain Of having been seasick
during voyage from Roshsrvilis Frequently, TOO.
the boats arc detained until quite late night oy Dad
weather, and navigation then becomes very DAN
gerous.
A PREVIOUS ACCIDENT.
= ABOUT ten years ago OF the Woo wich boats was
returning from Rosherviu one evening alter dark.
She was run into by spanish merchant steamer be-
tween Grsenwicn and Woolwicn, and sunk immedi
stely Not being provided with The usual apparatus
lor saving life, many passengers were drowned
Ladies' and children shut In the cabin with only one
narrow staircase lost before help could be OBJ
tained. After this. tho authorities aG Trinity House
were moro attentive TO those pleasure stsamers. and
by an act oil Parliament heavy penalties were to be
enforced against all steamboat owners or captains
VINO Should iaii TO carry boats and life huoys
now ABOUT THE PREsERvERsf
The disaster to tho Princess Alice may la duo in a
great measure 10 lack OF Ito saving apparatus such
as the act OF Parliament above cited intended 10
provide But there has always been n tendency 10
fast steamers on the Thames, which, Of course some
times reaches positive rscklessness but the steam
boat companies rich and DEFY rules maze Tor The
common safety.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
A SURVEYING PARTY.

LOOKING FOE A ROUTE BETWEEN NORFOLK
+, HARroB AND THE ALBEMARLE SOUND.
lBY TELEoRApH TO THE HRRALp.1 ~
IA rt~ NORYoLk. Va. sept 4, 1878. !,
To-day Captain Charles B. Phillips, Of the United
States Engiusoring corps, and his surveying pxrty,
left Norfolk 70 make thorough survey Of the most
practicable route, for military and commercial pur
poses, between Norfolk Rarbor ana the AlbelnarIe
Sound, for which the sum Of $50 600 was
appropriated by Congress. rho party
large oarges ftted up for sleeping and living
Ons-half OF this number 20 by tho AlbsmarIe and
Chesapeake Canal reaching Albemarlc Sound ~ way
OF the North RIVER and the other through the Dismal
swamp Canal and the Pssquotank River. Tho south
termini OF these routes, both Already opened
within i've miles oil othor Tho Sound, ana both
norhwardiy in the southern branch OF tho
Elizabeth River. The survey Ia restricted 10 these
roues and all practical lines will with consider
stlon but there he but l.ttlc doubt thai OF
the two will be indorssd BY The survey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
DR. POTTER'S PLATE.

AUx0uI4AR RESTORATION OF STOLEN PROP.
(. xRrY-RIYrx DOLLARS TO THE YELLOW FE-
!. vEB sUFYKRKRs.
[sr 7xI.EeRAra 70 TIE zlRALD.1
NEWPORT. r. l.. Sept 4. 1873.
! letter. svtdshtly written by lady. has been
tessvsd by the family OF Row. e. G. Potter, D. D..
OF New York, who are spending shs season hero,
which stated that they would nnd their silver
plate, stolen lass summer by Rufus Alexander.
whs subsequently, ESCAPED from che County
Jail under the steps Of me summss rsssdsBss OF
the lsso Charlotte Cushmau the deceased actres Not
expecting to 1nd any articles the family dad
aach uch importance to the startling ncvs but they
finally decided insitnte search, and 70 thcir
prise they found the missing property tied up IN
dowei stolen at the same tina
The writer Of the note suggested that DR.. Potter
pay him $50 for the information, the same 10 DO
given by him her the yellow fever sunsrssA The
police have mastsr In enarga
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
ROBBERY BY A JEWELLERS CLERK.

TEN THOUSAND poLLARs' WORTH or 5awRLRx
STOLEN PROM HIS EMPLOYERS ny cLKRx--
ARREST ,oY TIE rnIEv-A PORTION oy TIKI
pRopERH RECOVERED.
MILWAUKEE,, Sept g. 1878
Alfred Winters, an empioye in The large jsvslry
house 1,oseokrans Co., has been arrested. Afsw
Gays aes abe Suspicious OF tho arm led nvssti
vas,sn, wnsn ~ discovered that = large amount
Of jswoky was missinr- On Monday, during Visitors
absence In Chicago, his uunt Gas examined, and
found TO cosssin jowsiry aud diamonds the value
Of sboaL$4voo. Yesterday wiD,ers gave inioSmauon
Of ak dinsrsnt packages Of jewssy winch he had
;latey orwsrdeu Chicago. He also several
Of gold watch cases and solid gold jcwesy
smelling and refining works In that city be- reduced.
Tho pslice receipts Ut Information rem Chicago
announcing the recovery Of several packages, valued
AZ about 81 600 which had been ssnt 20 disrent par
ties In that city. The total value Of the property
stolen viii probably exceed $4,000 Winters ms been
In me employ OF Kosan krnns Co. about nne months
ana had the entire conndones VI the nrm. Hc came
iron Jersey City, where bis parenLs reside, and
reported 10 be- wsmthy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
THE TORPEDO STATION.

,sCoNcIUsIoH OF THE lx'MIsATIoN OF THE
CLASS IN ronPEDoEs PRACTICAL lxERcIsxs
TO-DAY.
INK rELKcBApH TO THE HxnALD.l
NKwroar. n. L, Sept 4, 1873
TAe-oHiciai board me, ~ the torpedo station this
mornng and finished the examination Of the In
sorpsdosa they we're ihsn examined In sise.risi,y
aud iuseos. the inssrueters. Lieutenant A. Cssdsn
ana Lieutenant washsurn Maynard, eonducting The
exercises. me examinations In explosives aud
chems,ry, conducted BY she Chemis, Professor, W.
N. Hui, were very Interesting and Instructive The
practical exercises will take place to-morrew.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
CUBA.

HAVANA TO HAVE BErrEn PROTECTION IRON
YELLOW PEvER.
HAVANA. Sept. 4 1S1a
The Board OF Hsslsh.oi this city bias been trans
srrsd from tho coptroi Of the municipal cooperation
70 the mmedisie charge OF the civil govsrnmsnt Of
this province. This measure Is expected to results In
great bsnsat 10 the hsaiIh OF Havana, 40 the Civil
sovernor VIII have persosssi supervis.on over the
proceedings ana acts OF The Board The means Of
eioutod.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05

Institutions on Friday in company with Mr. Thomas
Ceageshaii, Of this city.
CRICKET hATcH
On Friday there will DO cricket match on the Polo
lot between the officers OF tue Euglsh squadron and
u club made up OF the summer residents
VISIT TO FALL kivKR.
Admir- Ingiensld aud staff al visit Fall River on
Friday upon the invitations OF the authorities OF the
city. A ball takes place on the Sirius on the same
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
A NEGRO LYNCHED.
s..nu.xx Ohio SAINT a

SASDusKY OHIO, Sept. a. 1873.
william Taylor, tho colored man who y supposed 60
have murdered tho white girl Alice McDesnel, was
taken from tho custody Of The shsnn w
= mob Tits evening and hanged TO q lamp post The
body u the murdered girl Was found Ia held, q few
miles isom the city. The prisoner under Tho escort
back by = mob and alter beng brutay treated was
hanged tho autnorities were utterly incapable OF
managing the mob or doing their duty Decent citi-
zens here fasi the disgrace which the mob has
brought upon the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
MONTREAL AND OTTAWA RAIL-
t, ROAD. .c.- ,ot

MONTREAL, Sept 4, 1878
The govsrnmsn Through counsel appeared to-tsys
10 the OF The Montreal Ottawa and oe-
cideutal Railway The proceedings wsro further con-
tinusd until yridsy. Tho question stu romans an
settled, How will ths claims vi Macdonald saad shs
Contra claims of the COVER DO satishadS az s
II Is said Macdonald will 1850 considerable py me
|, Sudden closing Up OF his business. F
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05

A man should have but one fond VITO
But opc true friend 10 blohs bis life.
Aud cheer him Ia the hour OF death;
But one tooth wash to purge HIS breath
And cl can his teeth. Aud this last want
Iswell supplied In SOz0DoSr.