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man w!1, readily attcst 10 thc tatnc. atll II Is
mt long nup that In conversation with at Ali,rr-
lean gentleman. lately rrt'linc'i from IN "x-
tended Euroucnn trip. CLEANED that Our Atn"r.
lean boys nn Glrls now abrnad To he hilttra'cd
do not be,,nyo with tint terorum hsnn1'g
ls,,es and gentlemen. sntnr NJ ,I.cm nre not
along boistcsn,ls in thefs behavior, ntnl slIo@ br
their lack nf tact thosc 1na5it:ca hec'n rg men
III refinement, pnt they endeayor nv 'fsrc,r
spending ilrtr fn'hrra' money tn ntnttc, ~ 10
sncn4. fnr their fauts In soitc of all that illry
nre called American h,tnlbuggcra mud s1lttlhy-
'stt. Arc VIC IN tW Judged f,y talrsc tncnf VIII
nhntbrr DlcIcna take tip The threat Hsitl again
rrvIc us1 Prrans 30. HIT to come back 10
the jews. 'Ilmre Is no druht ,l,at tonc IN their
fchnvior aud dre.. ,1eectvr tic cenhurc. cnfninc
here poor, nrd III their rights rs men lramntea
upon, mud. aE0ufrlnga ct1tnpctcncr, tilpy l"rc 70
show themselves aHtl wtvca, nn1's, sisters. niM
cousins IN all tie chcan 3ewe!rv tl,cy eau pos
sioly hcap upon thcir pcr.nts, never for a mo-
mcnt thuktflg that tl1ercbv tl,rv mike ft,tls ut
themselves. is It fntr 10 rcyic whole race.
n,M compare and weigh br tlIcse few rlitcrfngss
Undoubtedly not. 1t 10 an Dntragr, deserving
tlr coifeupt Of every fAtr.nlnie1 man. and
nm glntl tD sec Tint atl tlg ncwsonncr. Of This
country arc tpknE thr Rnme yiow. tnuouhl-
cdly Misses Hilton and C1rlIin !'rlo,r u ,l!at
class Of abpdtIyitcs so aptfy described hT Mr.
Dickens, amt fnr whoio holIavor thE whole
American public was held up t., r'''|cnle al'st
contempt. AN fsKaEhtTR.
, 1879-08-15
III, TllLsIl'A tirnrral nrtlrF Sun'a'er One.

t,sH"TTsM = e m E5iR,s"r""fA i,s,t, Ar.r ,su-
n he Lep,urJtscy ar tlc tiu'fet btaleI: haye
thIs duy appointed llepr! Waslersan. OF Ken.
tuclty Ariltr- 4 ssist taus. Al1u&ant-tieHeral 4ud
, 1879-08-15
THE CHICAGO 1R1BUNr

alt i,,s ne!sl,tors Therefore will nut make a
bUa.t of tl.u strength Of nH- neac.(n Httlo
warrior. liESNY ii. !lunl.hGT.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-14
lAresy " ulA,,

New York, Feb. ll.-John Hope be
been arrssesdS chmnskswilheoompljcite Il
the Manhattan bank robbery. Othsf Cd
rests are ezpsotsd.
Savanna, Feb. NV. b. Fleming ha
been elscssd1o conSrSs fionft his disllict il
place of Julian HartridRe, deceased. Nc
opposition.
Springfield, Ill, Feb. ll.-Hsnry p. West
erman was tried in the United States court
to-day for interfering with one Wardlow, q
witness bsfoss The sssnd jury IN: The Pekiaa
whiskey cass, and acquitted.
Toledo, Feb. 1.-THE Commercial thu
morning has an account of the failure, here.
tofore reported, Of the Osborns, Cha.s a
Swayns company, Q picture frame nanufac-
turing establishment.
Peoria, ILL.,, Feb. 1.-THE Peoria house
was sold today BY Charles FL. Dsane, who
has managed il twelve years, to Graves
Vanest, the present propsietors of the Craw.
ford house 1t Windsor, Ontario. They will
take possession on the Let of March.
New York, Feb. 1.-THE Brooklyn
health officers charge that . very great num-
Der of cows suffering from pleuro-pneumon.
lie have bsen taken from the stables and
selGnghtered 1t the abbattoir. The carcases
are nov under guard until the veterinary
surgeons investigate.
Milwaukee, Feb. 11.-Snow fell very
heavy in the northern and interior portions
of the state, ranging from six to thirteen in.
ches. The storm subsided about sunset.
Noae of the railroads report any serious de-
'tentions. The storm causes great activity in
the lumber regions il being the first heavy
NOV fall in that section this winter.
Springfield, ILL.,, Feb. 1l.-About half
past 9 O'Clock tonight, Frank Ryan Of
this city shot his wife, from whom he has
shot himself in the head. Ryan. it appears,
has been ~endeavoring 70 induce his wife to
live with him again, but failing, had threat
ened to kill her. Neither of the parties are
seriously injured. =
Norwich, Conn.,, Feb. 1.-THE suspend
Cd sailes companies have liabilities Of about
500, 900. The assets consist of four mills
with tenements, which. coat originally more
than this sum, and unencumbered with the
exception Of $4,000 mortgage and two $780,
600 quick assets. The SALES nnounce that
they 60 into insolvency and assign I Col.
Allen Terry of this city.
New York, Feb. 1.-THE board of health
to-day ordered the arrest of Jacob Hercht
and Abraham Stems, charged with bring
ing diseased cattle into the city. A herd
of eleven cow they shipped here from Con-
~necticut has been slaughtered and disposed
of - offal. The health hoard was informed
to-day that the United States medical col.
lege has brought on from Boston four dead
bodies of cows for dissection. As this ,Nas;
done without. . permit, the mattee will Us
thoroughly investigated.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-14
LEGISLATIVE APPoRT1oNMnNT

The Joint committee of both houses g
superintendent of representatives, In the le
islature had q long session yesterday an
finally came to al agreement VII ch is
compromise between the house bill Intro
duced by Mr.. Grmble and the council bi
introduced BY Mr.. Kuykendall. The com
ing together of this committee has been Ion
delayed, there being q deposition to hol
of until the details of the important nesss
were thoroughly digested. The apportou
ment ae finally agreed npss In the sjdtl
committee assigns to the various countie
the following representation:
LIST district-Union countY.-one membel
of the council and two members of the
house.
I'd dtstrict-Clsy. Turner and McCool
counties-one member of the council and
two members of the house.
Sd district-Yankton county-one mem
Der of the council and three members Of the
house.
4th district-Bon Homme, Charles Nix,
Brule, Buffalo, Hutchinson, Armstrong,
Hanson and Dawson counties-one member
of the council and two members of the
house.
9Th dlstrict-Lawrence county-tvom mem
bers of the council and four members of the
house. ~ s.
9th district-Lincoln county-one men,
l,o~ IS Al na.~nO ~-l -~-l>. Il Al
house.
9TH district -Minnehaha county one
member of the council and two, members of
the house,
sth district-Lake, Moody, Brookings.
Deuel., Hamlin, Codington, Wood and
Grant counties-one member of the council
and two members of the house.
9th district-Cass, Richland, Barnes, Ran
som and Foster counties-one member Of
the council and two members of the house.
10th district-Traill, Grand Forks, Ram
sey and Pembina counties-one member Of
the council and two members of the house.
18th district-Burleigh, Kidder, Morton,
Emmons, Stutsman and Stevens counties
one member of the council and one member
of the house.
18th district-Pennington and Custer
counties-one member of the house.
This is the agreement reached by the
joint committee. It is, Of course, subject to
some notifications in the two bodies which
the committee represents, but it is as it
stands the result Of many days and nights
of earnest labor.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-14
BEEcnER on ADJUSTMENTS.
He Thinks Dancing and Theatrs-Goins
Well Enough I'm Their Place.
New York Star.

We'll EnsS1h in Th.ir Place.
New York Star.
Rev. Henry Ward Reecb.r ,ec,,,.d =,
"Amnsements " last evening A. n. Isx;ne'
ton avenue oper. honss far hs,hene;. nf ~
Northes.tern d;snsn.sr. r. I;,,i. u LII
w.s nacfed nv : svmn.,hs,;c .nJ;.nea
"Fsneci.liv "a cite: - .a;d ~. .nasLs.
+" are amnssments nsce.s.rx ~ nrss.s.,
health Overt.rad Is~1sr. ..nb.S"tsS
;nd1es md m~nch.sndur;"g cl.,ss.:n n"sS
,hem. AMONG m.nv .1nssmer hos.s'
back ridinr i nost sdm;r.hIe- a hon.
Ithat speeds ike liehtnino bacsns. f. :. - H.
natnre. Il elorionsi IT. Tho cv.,-;d- .,ch
an mimi II crnel. and n. Snr1.,.;ds.
him. stupid. Men shonid sset r.cr.st;cn
according to the nature of tha;r p%arsnit.. a
letter:carrier. .fter : dsv,s vorf. shonldn,t
take a toonstitntion.i, Fnr hin soc;..v
sasrs a::needed mental stimulus. Ncr
should the professional eentlemsn seef rsst
n niaht Is 4 ssme Of cSs.s' for ;ns..nc.
vhich i eimniv a still sr.stsr v..s. of 81
tal;tv. For him AZ ,he sv;r,;r- ~.1k md
The Billiard ma. Amn.en.nts .Sonid ,scr.
perate. Aker oar doIls hsvs loil.d ia II.
parlor ali d.v lon. thew ~ ~ !. h.ti nd
nromenaders nave Ia VI. thrcn.h ths;,io..
traiIs, Tlhev hr..the . v;t;.t.d s;-H..d ~
Il death nn,;I d.v.h,..L IL. W.
there are who smu,e thsnasaiyes .Iosspsblv
snndsy tint th.v csn;s -, ~ .o.I 1o -
"a. ~, ~ q 81. - "oax Of non.
e.: .hass H. =. = "a. .aIclIf y wlgng. NOV
Ia III Sss,.. Wy III -. aIy, asswef
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-14

Pure kentucky bred short bosnss of both
sexes.sf most fashiosable families for sale Z,
the American house. Call and examine
eastle and tbsie record. Properly Of b.
ford TaSyio.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-14

Charles Galloway ard Hugh Mclarvey,
ell4i@l.3 1881 teams. $3.50 per day.
IN MONTANA.
John W. Pows, el.l9 ; tsans ss.75 per
day.
Joan H. Charles, eoe9sl.as; teams. $3.50
pr day.
CA. B~ro.dv.f.r, sl.15; teams, $500
per day.
I. q. Baker, 81. 90 As teams, $500 per
day.
K. Kl.in.mi.h, 81 .2o@l.75 team. $500
per day.
Quo Klein. $l.1a. ,
J. T. Murphy, $l.24@2.O0. /
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-14
Statement of the Condition
OF THE ETAs
Phoenix Insurance Co,
On fha 3ls& dav If aa7neHa

Phoenix Insurance Co,
On tie 31st day Of December, 1878
The name of the company is The Phoenix M
Surance company @
The amount of its capital stock is 81, 900 ,000. 90.
The amount OF its capital stock paid up Is,
81 ,O00,00O.OO
THE ASSETS OF THE COMPANY ARE As FOLLOWS
Cash on hand and in the hands of
agents or other persons aud bankers Ss62, s45 .62
Real estate unlnCumbered 1875. ZOO. on
stocks and bonds owned by the cOm-
first lien on unincumbeied real es- If,
tate, worth double the amount
Debis Otherwise secured. loans on col. '2''oo0'"
laterals. ...... 122. $50 90
All orher securities, .............. 1929 .08
Total assets. z,624,os ~
uABnJI1ES.
Losses adjusted and due 10000
Losses adjusted and not due..... S95, $40. IS
Losses unadjusted..
Losses In suspense waiting for fur
ther proof, included those contested 1880. 90
Total liabilities. ......... slls.442.@
The greatest amount insured in any
one 5000. 90
County Of Hartford.
secretary or Z ns,to q The er SSanix INSURANCE asa -; y Go g; sx,lto q,
Hartford. Conn.,, being duly sworn, depose and
say, that the foregoing is = full, true and correct
the said insurance company is the hons fide own.
or Of at least one hundred thousand dollars. Of
actual cash capital. invested In the state and
mortgages Of real estate, u~nincumbered and
worth double the amount for which the same Is
mortgaged !; md they are the above described
isea1 '~'' +. kELIS&a.y President.
I. " C.sKILTON, Secretary.
[seal] N. = No GI4s p,i,,.
Yan xS1.f 5. e. 1Ss. g, is,,. IS
k1 j; sG % s :; ss9s s. aas't sss e &, ,sss . aSssstts sssa f t1 Pc.
gong Is atrae and correct c6pyof the statement
q 9th ne y cqn Tito. q t the P ; IS iInsalsnee Com.
isssi.l 900 JOINS 81 NJ SAND siS ]. 1a LAX S9'e'
THE r~E..1ro1Y ex BA :; = p1Df.Depo'
Auditors once. 40
Whereas. The Phoenix Insurance Company.
n%so.iedt u h tas a G,sy q "a Hi ss's cd,e end s szsss q ,s e
menl of its condition on the s1st day Of De-
cember, A. d. 1878, ID. sccordance With the
81 pFG 'Se %elri Si n q # bs e sae r ;ss,s'ssi y i s:ssno!s
Whereas, on examination 81 the sworn state
IA the b said said insurance Insurance. com Company a. ~ & G possessed I de 81
Quired by law. -
Therefore, I, John S. Sand, auditor of Dakota
Territory, do hereby certify that said Insurance
company Is duly authorized to transact the busii
ness Of Fire insurance in said territory, for the
, ,s,s smsd, December siss. 1878. BY agents prop
p @z II. E. DEWEY, Agent, II
3 ~ A7t+t' HN Yankton. I
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my
1879. a5 10 - n
(ssal.l JOHN 8. SAND, Auditor
By L. \. PURDY, Deputy.
n. e. DEWEY, Agent.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-14

I loose, 4Oc ;tOOtma0, NC; mounted man, 4JC
freight per 100 lbs, 10c. .s,
By NJ. Russell Blske1-Six-mule "
gon. also; four muls 1Sson. q 25ytwo
anle wagon. 76c; ws6pn without INN
nc; ambulanos without team, no; snl
man, &c; freight pr 100 lbs, &c. ~
By Nj. +. ID. Pomeroy-Six.m mule team
e1.75; four.mule team wagon. $3.50; two.
mule wagon, SOC; wagon without team
Soc; ambulance without team. 60c animals
loose, CSC; footman. 1876; mounted man
40c; freight Per 100 lbs, l0c.
LINCOLN AND BIsMARcK.
The following bids were submitted fol
ferrisge between Lincoln and Bismarck:
By Mr.. George A. Acken-Six-mule va
gon, 81 50 each; four mule wagon, $1.2t
each :two-muls wagon, $1!O0 each :. wagon
without team,.25 oonts; ambulssoe without
tsem, CSC; animals, loose. 80 cents: foot
man. a. cents; mosnbed man, S. cents
freight par 100 pounds. 10 cents.
T. By Nj. Rassel Blakely-Six-mule wagon,
500; four-mule wagon, $l.50; two-mole.
$l.0o; wagon without team, $l,0o; .mhp-
lance without team, $l.00; animals leose,
80 cents each freight per 100 pounds, 10
cents.
Mr.. E. D. Pomeroy-Si1-muls wagon,
wagon, 81; wagon without team, 75c; am.
25c; footman, 20c; mounted man, 500;
freight per 100 TBS, l2c. 80
The bid of Mr.. E. D. Pomeroy being in
bid betweeagl M. G. 8. Acken and Capt. r.
an NJ EhEIN s EE 81 EE
. WAGON TRANSPORTATION.
For wagon transportation in Montana
seven bids were submitted, the lowest Of
which was from Mr.. /. G. Baker, of St.
Louis, Who bid 500 40 tcsnts per 100
pounds 100 miles for the remainder Of the
year. The latter bidder also agreed to
furnish wagon and teams to accompany
troops at the rate of So wagonlpsr day.
For wagon transportation in Minnesota
and Dakota, eleven bids wev submitted
from Messrs. Max6eld, Charlee Snodgrass,
Blakeley, McClain, Shaw, Roberts, Shilton,
Proper, Smith and McGarry.
THE WATER ROUTES.
For transportation on the Missouri or Vel.
lowstone rivers fifteen bids were submitted,
few ofwhlch we're in accordance with the
terms advised as requisite by the quarter
master. 1t will therefore take considerable
to figure them out. Following are the
names of the bidders: Mr.. Joseph Leighton,
John G. BakersJames McGarry, Z. K. Peck,
A. H. Wilder, H. G. Akin, Walter A. Bur.
leigh, 8. B. Coulson and James C. NcVay,
All these bills have to be classified and
the total amount ascertained before the award
is made. This ia no small labor, but will
be completed to-day.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-09-20

During 500 years no woman is known
to have entered the grounds Of the mon.
asterv OF Camaldoli. Itaty, except once,
when princess Of the house Of Nedici,
who had great desire to behold the
place. disguised herself in meas cloth
ing aud was admitted. But 90 stricken
with renorsc vas she ON beholding the
sacred spot. that she FASTENED to the
Pope to confess her fault. and as PEN
snce for it was commanded to build .
new cottage in the enclosure, which she
did. This monastery is one Of the few
institutions Of the kind suffered to re-
main in Italy. A recent visitor says
that what are called cells ara comforts :
bio little dwellings. Each is surrounded
by wall. and has its garden, twenty
feet square. A little piazza. with thu
trunk Of a tree planed and squared for
y bench rs its only furniture, runs along
the side Of the house Entering the
door, you find yourself in brick paved
vcstibule, with an empty chamber
where spring Of water is flowing into
basin on the left. AMI the living rooms
on the right. These consist Of . study
just large enough fer one person to en-.
ter and sit down. and . dining aad
sleeping room. with the bed built into
the wall in the fashion Of a ships berth
A small table. two chairs. and cup
board complete the furnishing Food
is passed to the occupant through hole
in the outer wall. all beng prepared
in . common kitchen and brought to
the hermits once day. They never
eat meat; and their portion os fish on
all except fast days consists OF six
ounces of fresh or four Of salt fish.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-09-20
BY TELEGRAPH AND MAIL.

GALVESTON. Tex Sept. l2.-The
Ne'rs special from Rio Grande City say!
that smallpox is epidemic in Mier,
Mexico. There were fifteen deaths in
one day. In Rome, TEX ten children
died. The ranches in the vicinity are
badly infected.
HALLETsvILLg, (Tex.,) Sept. IA
Sioux Indian named Pocket was exc
cuted today in the presence OF 1000
spectators for the murder Of Frank
Edwards, q negro. in February, 1878.
Pocket spoke from the gallows, VAIN
ing young men against drink. He babe
all farewell.
PoTTsvILLE, (Pa.) Sept. l2.-Lnst
night tho residents Of Mshanoy Plane
were awakened by o rumbling noise,
followed by the rocking Of the houses
and the gradual sinking of the surface
of tho earth. The workings Of the
Stanton Colliery are csving in, and ~
they are directly under u number OF
houses, their occupants have vacated
them.
New YORK, Sept. IA remarkable
article. suggested by the possibility OF
a war between Germany and Russia,
appears in q Berlin military journal OF
high standing. in which China il de-
clsred the natural ally Of Germany.
No more favorable chance could occur
for the Chinese t. establish their claims
TO tho AMOR Territory. The AMOR
being the richest AID most favored by
nature and by reason Of its connection
with Pacific and Eastern Siberia. is of
the greatest importance to Russia OF
all her Asiatic provinces. 1t is not to
be expected that it will be peacefully
and voluntarily restored to China. Tho
ultimate possession OF this important
territory, will therefore. no doubt have
to be decided by the sword. 1t thinks
the progress which China has made in
arms an1 armament Of late would make
her almost match Tor Russia in con.
test for the territory.
NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-Lung Sing
Loo. young Chinaman. said to be
wealthy, married a few days ago in
Newark. IN j. Miss Alice Dodd. an
American girl Is years old. A Metho-
dist Episcopal Clergyman officiatcd.
At Is years old Lung Sing Loo emigrat-
ed to California. He settled in San
Francisco. where his uncles-Cock Fan
Loo and Choo Yam Loo--were in bust
ness. He became member Of the firm
of Hop Kee & Co, druggists on Dupont
street, and also Of tho firm Of Hang
Woo Long s. Co. Wholesale tea mer.
chants on Jackson street. Eighteen
months ago he rented the old Drum
mond property on Houston street. New
ark, and converted it into q Chinese
drug mandatory. tho only establish
meut Of the kind east Of California.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-09-20
NAMES OF COUNTRIES.

Europe signifies q country Of white
complexion; SO named because the in.
habitants were of lighter complexion
than those of Asia and Africa.
Asia signiiied between. or IN the mid
die, from the fact that the geographers
placed it between Europe and Africa.
Africa signifies land Of corn or ears.
1t was celebrated for its abundance OF
corn and oil sorts Of grain.
Siberia signifies thirsty or dry-very
appropriate.
Spain country Of rabbits and comics.
1t was once so infested with these ami
mails that it sued Augustus for an army
to destroy them.
Italy a country Of pitch. from its
yielding great:quansitics Of black pitch.
Calabris, also, for the same reason.
Gaul, modern France. signifies yellow
haired. as yellow hair characterized its
inhabitants.
The English for Caledonia is . high
hill. This was rugged or mountain
ous province OF Scotland.
Hibernia is utmost or last habitation.
for beyond this tho western PhGnicianS
never extended their voyages.
Britain the country Of tin. great
quantities being found on it and ada.
cent islands. The Greeks called it Al.
bion, which signifies in the PhGnician
tongue, either white or high mountain,
from the Wilderness Of its shores or the
high rocks on the western coast.
Corsica. a woody place.
Sardinia signifies the footsteps Of
men, which 1t resembles.
syracuse. bad flavor. 50 called from
tho unwholesomc marsh on which it
stood.
Rhodes, serpents and dragons. which
it produced in abundance.
Sicily. the country Of grapes.
Soylla. tho whirlpool Of destruction.
Etna signifies furnace, or dark or
smoky.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-09-20

A Russian Government official sent
from st. Petersburg 70 report on .
miraculous hns spring at Shaiszsori
was almost killed by the Infatuated viii
lagsrs because he declared the spring
not to be holy. Four Of his assai!ants
have been sent TO prison.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
BASE Ball NOTES.

The seventh League championship game "A
Cincinnati yesterday, between the Buffalo and Cncu.
natl CluLs resulted in favor OF the Buffalo Cluh nv
score Of 70 0. AT Providence yesterday the cbar.
plonshp game between the Providence and Troy clnhs
was won by the former by or to g. In Boston
the champion Boston Club scored their ory.nrst cham
pionsp victory when they defeated the Syracuse Cu
by score OF 10 to 3. The National Association Worces
ter Club visited Pouglkeepse, n. Y. yesterday and
were defeated by the professional Poughkeepsie Chm,
by score Of tot On their recent Western trip tba
Providence Club played "a games and won TO- made ~
runs and 247 base hits and made bstung average ot
265. The champion Boston Club on their last Weserf
trip played "a games and Is, made 172 runs and
264 base hits and made batting OF $50 Tbev
also five successive victories last week ORoukS
leads the batting OF the club with percentage Of 33T-
while Faley stands second with percentage OF 3a3
and Jones third with preceutage OF .3l2. Nc Adrian
C. AnsOn the excellent first baseman captain Of TIA
League CnicaR0 Club Is BOpelessy disabled so FAR aa
further playing this season Is concerned He wse
troubled with liver affection, but is suffering with
lung trouble, Grave fears ener aimed that he NAV
not recover Anson OF the talet men in the pro
fessOD. He won many victories for the Chicago Clnh
in the first part Of the by his heavy batting and
is missed very much by the club. He has lost fory
pounds in the last four weeks.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
FOR HAvRE-BY STEAMSHIP FRANCE.
4 UOYDERFUL DISCOTERY.
CAN IT BE TRUE !


A correspondent has sent us startling let
fer from Miss VI Betham-EdWards, nom which We give
an fxtrtct send YOU the following particulars OF
recent scientific invention, just patented, and destined
yytuout doubt To play very Important part IN our
economic history. think II mus be regarded a sOlu-
tiou tor once FOR all OF the great coal question
rather fuel question, not only among ourselves but
sfroad NJ HpurbOuuel OF II Jon, she celebrated liOn
and PANTHER slayer lighted upon the following discovery
bv hazard and after six years persistent Investigation
hr,u0ht n 10 entire workable perfection. He dis
covered by means OF two natural substances, incXhaus
ible lp nature the means OF HgutIng and maintaining
fire without wood or coal fire instantancOusy lighted
and cXtInguisned a fire causing no dust, smoke or
trouble fire costing Oue-ts utu at least OF ordinary
fuel and what Is more wonderful still, re the pOr-
on of which answering 10 our fuel Is everlasting, that
il 10 say would last lifetime. MBOurbOuLcPs invention
compreheuds both stove aud fuel The IL es could he
the miuutest scale the largest They would be
used for heating babys food or for roasting Be
ing lighted simultaneously they w b. great economy
of time. NJ BOurbUnucl az patented his Invention.
and body OF engineers and sayants from Paris visited
bm and rcd his discovery one OF the
arkaDlc uf the age He has had several Offers Tor the
purchase Of the patent in France, but wants To sell in
England, his own occupation beng IN another line.
ANY English gentleman OF firm wishing to Sec his fires
or stoves could do 80 by wiring To Lm day or two
beforehand. His address Is NJ. BuurDJuue, DiOn.
nave seen these fires Ju stoves. There l. no mistake
about the matter Is a. clear as possible that mere
have IA perpetual ami economical source or fuel. Two
hundI years aO the uiscOVeref would surely Daye
been burnt as a wizard"