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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-03-08

THE painstaking editor of Rowell's
American Newspaper Directory has issued
volume this year which bears evidence of
his increased experience. While retaining
the main features which make the book
most convenient one for an advertiser or a
newspaper publisher, the Directory, as now
issued, is much less bulky than formerly,
while its information is adequate, and gen.
orally accurate.--N. Y. Evening Post, Feb
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-03-08

A CURIOUS advertisement is found in
number of the Boston Evening Post.
edited by Thomas Fleet, in 1885. "To
be sold, by the printer of this paper, the
very best negro woman in. this town.
She has had the smallpox and measles,
is as hearty as horse, as brisk as a bird.
and will work like beaver
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The huh an heart is 6 inches in
length, 4 inches in diameter, and beats
70 times per minute, $500 times per
hour, 100, 800 times per day, and 26, ST.
200 per year. i.sf
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MARY JANE WADLElGH, of Sutton,
has one hundred pet cats, and when one
of them dies it is buried and its grave
marked by neat monument. Miss
Wadleigh never has been married.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-03-08

RowELL's Newspaper Directory.---This
publication, for 1879, has just been received
and is an improvement on any of the former
editions. 1t shows vast amount of care
and labor, and reflects infinite credit upon
the enterprising firm by which it is COM
piled. The price of the book is S.. 1t shou d
be in the hands of every general advertiser
..-Hagerstown Mail, Hagerstown, Nd, JAM
81 1870 -
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Emerson d T,ldsn's HIGH SCHOOL cHOIk...-sl 90
LAUREL WREATH, by W. o. Perkins.......---.. LOO
c. Everesfs SCHOOL SONG Bo0K..-............... so
are three of the very best books for seminaries,
Normal and High Schools, etc.
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TESTED BY TIME.---For Throat Diseases,
Colds, and Coughs, /" Browns BRONCHIAL
TRocHEs" have proved their efficacy by a
test Of many years. IS cents box.
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Octave ChOruSeS.

splendid stock OF these on hand cost but 6 to
% cents each, and each contains f4vorte Anthem,
Glee, oratorio or OTHER Chorus, Quartet or Part
Song. They are much used by thoirs and Societies
for occasional singing. Try dozen? Send for list
or send 10 centsfor our full Book Catalogue.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-03-08

MEssRs. GEO. P. RowELL, of the well.
known advertising agency, No. 10 Spruce
Street, New York, have furnished us with 9
copy OF their American Newspaper Direc.
tory. 1t is highly useful work.---Columbia,
s. c., Phoenix, jan. %, 1870.
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BE punctual; neglect of this disturbs
business arrangements, wastes time, and
sets a bad example to others.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-03-08

WE have received the new volume of the
Newspaper Directory from Messrs. Geo. p;
Rowell & Co., New York. 1t is good
thing.-F ountain & Journal, Mt. Vernon,
Mo-, Jan. 80, 1879.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-03-08
The Old Farm Horse.--Alexander

The Old Farm Observation-Disclosures
Hyde, in the New York IVeekiy Times,
says to an inquirer: What disposition
to make of an old horse is a question
that puzzles many farmers. He can't
be turned of for meat, not even for
sausages. This may be orthodox in
France, but is heterodox in this country
To sell an old horse to fish peddler
after the beast has served us faithfully
all his active life seems cruel, as he NAV
fall into abusive hands, not that all fish
peddlers are cruel, but when the beast is
once sold, we know not to how many or
what kind of owners it may be his lot
to fall. To knock him in the head NAV
seem to some more cruel, as in this case
they know of his untimely end, but in
the other they are ignorant of the long
and lingering death he may die after
long and abusive treatment. Rich men
may be as sentimental as they please in
this matter, and may settle pensions on
their old horses t0insure good pasturage
and kind treatment, but the average
farmer can't afford to give away to
much sentiment, and his best plan is to.
dispose of his horses before they getold.
If properly bred and trained they will
sell at maturity for good prices-well-
bred and well-trained horses always
command good prices and pay we'll for
the breeding and the training, and the
farmer generally has a relay of younger
horses upon which he can fall back for
use. The farm is a good place for horse
training, if the farmer has a taste this
way, much better than the race-course
to develop good family beast, and it
is great recommendation of horse
to sensible man looking for such a
beast that it has been educated on
farm. Every man must dispose of his
horses as an enlightened conscience may
dictate, but every farmer knows or
ought to know, that they are poor prop
erty at almost any price.
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THE GREATEST MUSICAL SUCCESS OF THE PAY IS ;
4, M, S, PIkAFORE!

1T has attracted large audiences night after night.
and week after week in all the principal cities and
having easy music and needing but simple scenery.
is being extensively rehearsed by amateurs every
where This is merited by its perfectly inno
cent wit, its lively words and good music. Try it
while IL is new in every village.
Elegant copies with Music, Words and Libretto,
mailed for sI.OO. Per dozen, 600.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-03-08

We have received from the Advertising
Agency Of Messrs. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., No.
10 Spruce-street, New York, copy of their
Newspaper Directory for January, 1879, q
work Of over 500 pages, which bears the
is valuable to business men and advertisers.
The Pendulem, East Greenwich, r. l.,
Jan. 81, 1879.
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MEssRs. GEO. P. HOWELL & Co.'s News
paper Directory for 1879 has just been re-
ceived. The work is nicely printed, and
substantially bound, and is of great value
to those who need, in business way, such
information as Observation-Disclosures, N. Y,
Daily Press. Jan. Is, 1879.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-03-08

WE have received of Geo. P. Rowell &
Co., their Newspaper Directory for the
quarter, issued January. 1t is neat vol
ume and of great value.---Southern Egis,
Ashville, Ala Jan. 20, 1879.
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AMONG American manufactures, few have
done our country as much credit as the Ma
son Hamlin Cabinet Organs, which have
been acknowledged best at all great worlds
exhibitions for many years. See advertise
ment.
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TO FARMERS.

MONEY TO LON in Ohio by the UNION
CENTRAL LIFE ms. co in sums from $500 to
$4,000, for Ave years at per cent. interest. All
loans must be secured by first lien real estate
worth at least three times the amount Of loan,
elusive of buildings. Fer further Information, apply
to N. W. HARRIS, Secretary, Cincinnati, y.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-03-08

OLIVER DiTSON & co., Boston.
&. II. DitsOn a Co., j. Il. DitsOn Il Co.,
III & 843 B'dway, n. Y. 922 chestnut-st., PhiIa.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-03-08

Ths protlts or Bee keeping.=I,

Ine FRONTS OF Bee A6epfng.-J0hn
Allen, of Michigan, gives us his expert
ence in the profits Of bee keeping. He
commenced with ten swarms of bees on
his fathers farm. AS he found there
wa money in the business, he went into
it on large scale. At the end of bis
first season Mr.. Aliens expense account
reached $748, while some $3.50 was
credited to permanent investments in
the shape of tools, material, hives and
bees. On the other hand the net returns
for honey sold amounted to 1854,
which presented, after the current ex-
penses above mentioned, net cash in
come of s., 1896 or about $50 per cent. on
the investment. There was, moreover,
large gain from increase, and improve
ment of stock, which, computed at the
market rates, would add to the cash
profits some $3.50. The whole gain,
therefore, on an investment of $500 was
not less than 1916, or about 454 per
cent. OF course every person who be-
gins be keeping cannot expect such
striking success as this. Very few,
probably, will study the business as
carefully as Mr.. Allen did, or care for the
bees SO attentively, even if they are
lucky enough TO secure such favorable
locations. In spite of this warning,
however, some persons may rush into
bee culture, expecting to get rich in
a year or two without hard work. 1t
was SO with fruit growing. At various
times during the past twenty years,
sanguine people have looked forward to
making fortune in short time from
an acre or two of Strawberries or black
berries. OF course they were disap-
pointed, and SO every person who hopes to
get rich quickly by keeping few bees
will miscarry. Money can only be
made in apiaries, or, for that matter, in
anything else, by thorough acquaintance
with the business, and careful, per.
sistent work from year to year.
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CHEW Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-03-08

Demonstrated best by HIGHEST H0N0RSA AT ALL
WORLDS EXPOoITlONS FOR TWELVE YEARS;
viz: at PARIS 1861; VIENNA, 1873; SANTIAGO 1873;
PaILApELsnIA, ls7ei PAsls, 1873; aud GRAND swED,
awarded highest honors atan such. Sold for cash
installments. Illustrated Catalogues and Circulars
with styles and prices, sent free. MASON HAM
LIN ORGAN CO., BosToN. NEW YORK, or CHICAG0.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

We publish eight-pase parer-"TnE NATIONAL
TRIBUsE' devoted the interests Of Pensioners.
Soldiers and Sailors and their heirs; also contains
interesting family reading.
Price, Fifty Cent. n year special Inducements 10
clubs proper blank to collect amount due under
ARREARS OF PENSION BILL, furnished 0rasuaorsty TO
regular subscribers only and such claims MED IN ZEN
cimen copy, free. Send for it. GEORGE u. LEMON
4 CO., Washington, ID. q. Lock Box 32o.
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CHEW
The Celebrated
"MATCHLEsS"
Wood Tag Plug
lion r1n

THE PIONEER TOBACCO COMPANY
New York, Boston, and Chicago.
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Hb||AEIS|'(El||!!|llsS
MASON & HAMIIN CABINET ORGANS.

Ridges Food has received the most unqualified ties
tmony from persons of the highest character an
responsibility in this and other countries.
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THE TREdTY BREAKERS.
Where the Responsibility Rests Tor n Viola
tion OF the Nations Pledge.

The full text of the bill restricting the
immigration Of Chinese. passed on Jan. %
hy the House. and amended aud passed on
Feb 10 by the Senate, is "a follows
Re enacted. 1c that No master Of any vessel owned
hy cu1op Of any ioresn gounir' shall asc on h@erd
uumhcr Nc,cdus hi.crn chince passengers. whether
h1f .,ei r,..ens,r r.. Ia any nuuh"r e1eeednr nrcen
ou one voyage within the Jurisdiction OF the United
SC. mat Whenever the master Or other person IN
charge eft any such vessel takes ON board te same. as
ia.Tngcr, han b prescribed M the hrst section OF ihi,
ngt with intent 20 bring such pNs..nscrs g. ihe United
PASSENGER, 70 any number exceeding hitcen on
United states De shall be deemed guilty Of mi~ic
mt AMI shall for each PASSENGER - taken on board
rNccede the nuulcr oi hi"en. be nncd sle' and may
stc q mat Oh" master Of any vessel arriving m ne
Tinted states " any Of the icrntoitc. ihcrr"i ir9m
cn AZ The time OF inakns report or entry the
required To he reported by law deliver ana report to the
Aryc .eparatc list ali chimes "a taken
sSI s s s s s 9r' 'I Pis ne ana sn an
. a De orn :" by ine master ~ The sane man9ss
%, Win TIE provisions OF THIS section shall receive the
same l.nHurs d.ahtntits aud iHricitutes pro
1ed Or riu.al or ncslectt report and deliver mani
SO r.,t the amount of The rveral penalties i'm.
vessels Iftna those provisions aus ru vessels shall
&c. lirri therefor Circuit District Court ga the
lW'ef States where si-I vessel shall arrive
Sttt iuut unlliua herein lullurI shall Dee held Go
rtiti or MOSTLY any law fnrtdlinr the importation ~
females iur immoral purposes into the United
Ssis providing that uu tensi consular agent OF the
irci states residing at any port rom winch any YES.
cod tkus Chimes take her departure.
.lt sruut thc certificate nrNlli for 300 section 2t- Of
rr K, ti.rd statutes iul more than nitecn Chinese pas
] vessel
500 That this a0i shall not arnv 90 persons cnr.ay
tUff ctu tlr thur-t Cove embassy
ueiru nr 90 tcrsons trs ucd from ,lwir'k tuuul te
ana NF fHr fr-- bringing iIt same WITHIN tc
.uf,-. tun too United states g. Che matter any
vessel hing hnrhur 90 stress oi weather ur 10 IDr
SONS wln nav truinnrHr, residence for edura
uuu1i purpose. amt VITO snail have cvrulcae from
/ tIr tHIuc~, rruWtut fNr mat Iurpu-'
Thuf this shall take erect fnfn and after the
1T diN Jule i~7t aud thc President OF the United
states sa .dlfo ~ the apron 90 this act give
no'cc 90 the Government ~ emma OF the ahrogauou nj
the articles and 90 the additional articles nf the teHy
june Is iSi~. hctNeru the Imtci states and thluu
/ RECLAIMED t,h. .. 1870. commonly called the Bur
/ .lugnmc treaty
! Tho following is the vote Of tho Senate:
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DIED.


ELtcK c ,s GeaTo. ,, 9'se Gogn,y M No. Feb
ClUNtAN -Fch. 49, Annie Crrahin
ys .G'd'"'' OF her sister Margaret carroll % ""''
EASoy In Portland Ne. Feb. II, John Ea.oa COT
hlrn m Narciam. Mas ON tlr i4tf dav OF MAY iI!6.
family 70 Belmont in eastern Ma,uc The town +. now
named Morh Jo"n ,s,,. ,rd w N.Y., M , ll,
sleeves AZ hc axe OF " tnrs j. hu v1 r1u. eri.i ~
version liz cmbraccd The docirincsof hc ir, Btptii
CHURCH. and often hllcd tie pulpit rms vas known al
FiErcilFR-Fcb u. inst .rtIiii r " Mrs Marrarei
a,1ln.r; u H"E OF '"''r"''' "-'' ~ years
.Funerei vili iesc place today ata o'clock r from
.t br5ot S s. rrcnd. and relative. are respect
GRilToS Scar New Lisbon Ohio recently william
',a,i9g aS'h "a, {safs y'inian G l', Feb I, n,
Joseph GRAY. agod al wears aud ~ months.
AGED IS year. anl emeulh, willow Martin lan. 'ni
memher Of The Methodist nnrch ior over ..tv ,cnr>
LARA FEE.--iu kuux Me. Feb. q, ictur Lluahcc,
supposed tn be iOi years old
MccARrY.- Timothy NcCary. Of pneumonia, aged ~
Relatives aud friend. are respectfully nyilel to atcud
bis lau rc.cucc iI2i st.. between Wi, ami NcAtndri
MOBILIZE, 10. sarah YcGin. he beloved lsuah.
ter OF Peter AMI Frances Nc"i aeg Years a ~ toys
from the resllcncc OF her PARENTS 23i DIVISION Az.
REEvE'-u Nj. home ten mile. south OF zanc-,ine,
o1!c r, e. seven Igcyc IN Ne ,''i1 ',,ar OF ht, az
OF the late DE- Mark stephenson in uc '"n year o her
Relative. AMI friends are respectful, INVITED g attend
tho funeral beg late residence - East Gti t.. ur
Tuesday morning 18th inst, at ID o'clock Iutouncnt ir
Greenwood.
TowNER-At Nyack. Feb. Is, George W Towner in
the f7th wear uf his
Relative. and frcuds respectfully invited 20 attend
his funeral Tuesday, 18th inst, ~ ~ T. ~. from the
Presbyterian church.
VAN vEcHIEN.- In Leeds, Greeue County y. Y, TO
Gently. John Van Ncchten. aged 90 wears,
NlNcENr-Fch -. James Vincent in the 10th year Of
| his
ra'srS 4, e TsaeRce Of a G' ,c Mr. N?D" Z,
|
Mary E. wife Of James l. Wilde, formerly OF brooklyn
| y
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BrRTON-WAY.-At the residence q Cant w. ".
Webster. WASHINGTON, u c. on Tue sday evening. Feb H.
by the Rev DR. john Lanahan Robert A. Burton to Fan
ME : WAY 1T Washington.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. San Francisco. Cal,
Feb a. the Church VI the Advent by the Right Rev
william lugraham Kin. - D. Bishop Of CHlii0rnt. James
j. Liudherg. Esq, Of Copenhagen Denmark. to Emily
Clara daughter NJ Col j. ID stevenson ct san Francisco
LIND-KEtIER-In Hartford. Conn, Feb ~. BY the
Rev A. u Miller. Peter L. Lind at Hartford to Miss T.
Keller " Ncw York
IYMAN-UANA- the 18Th inst In Emmanuel
Church. Boston by the Rev Phillips Brooks ami the Rev.
]. = Parks Dr. George IL Lyman to Henrietta Dana
both of Boston.
MEDLEY iiANsELL-N the cathedral Norwich.
England. on the 2ii ut, Nv the Rev II llanscll p,
rector Of East llslcy Bcrks, the Rev Edward Shuttle
worth Medley. canon and nr,vcntor 81 Inverness Citne
dral, Youngest SON o the Kirh cv John Medley. ID D.,
Lord Bishop Ut Fredericton and upo tnn q Canada
20 Katherine Maria eldest daughter Of the late Henry
Uqu.cll ESQ. OF the Precincts. Survich.
PTNkOFs Y-PfNKOF~kY In 11stuu. Mass Fch. H.
by the Rev. Isaac Benherl william Pnk0Sky of BOs
ton To Lena rMkOisky OF New YORK riv.
srERN-MANFR-n Hartford. Conn. Feb u. by ne
Rev Edwin Chapman. rabbi oi the Congregation Bp ~
Israel Max D. stern OF New York to Miss Anna daughtst
o David MAYER
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Killed On IL Knllrond Track.

poRr JERyIs. n. Y. Fob lG.-l.ast evening
while Peter schmidt and his soulnlaw - sparrow
bush \ - were walking on the tack and approaching
tis station 10 uoct o, the former whom they cN
pccrd to arrive from GERMANY they were struck by a
passing train Schmidt died almost Instantly, ami his
conn anton WIS sclluu-iV Injured. The SON had arrived
lrrr u-t Aciulr the accdcnL nud iet tor hnnr which
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-17

You can Dc curd hv using P.ilhp>' "PhatAhle Cot
Liver on IN combination WITT fhuslhn Nutuunr, Best
In" remedy All druggists. Depot Plat sL--AdS
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Cuisines 9lollttg.

Chnmomiic Blood md Liver PlIIs tDr.
CHANDLi RS Purely vegetable and ~ .eless; no noN
uus drugs formula on each p1ckalc; all Know what they
taking, dyspcp.a heartburn dzNncfs. opprcs
sivc brcathinr cosuvcncs- sick headache. in tho
back shoulders kidney uoO tons. nervous debility
coated tongue aud all inrurtLo. % the hlu0i 2ic per
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S. wvanoNc Couch Richmond and Norfolk.
IS Glruroy Donaldson Yokohama Dec L. and Glib.
raitnr gHth.
Sc Rialto. Avery. Hull
- Ncrcus. tiullct boston
SsChur,cston. Berry. Charleston.
IS Alhcmarc. Gihbs. LrWes
SsGrrccc. pearcc. London
Bark Cuhuhcim, Ioplciu tharentc.
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Bcnson's Canciue Porous Plaster positively The hest
lerA-Aas
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MARINE TNTELLIGENCR.

n1vttruRE stuANAr-ritts
sun rises.. 81 sun scts..... 81 Noon rises. 20
MGR wArFH-tHtsnAY.
Sandy Hook. Os GOv. Island. 81 Hell GRte.. 10
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RYE and Rock Is my trademark Van Bells prcpars-
On of Rye aud Rock ts sold by reputable druggists
and adopted hv leading physcians Price 81 per arge
bottle - per gallon Delivered IN city or vicinity
Depot X, Chambers st. between Broadway and Church
street y NAN BELL. Wine Merchant
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
A SHARP TURN IN pRENCn REyrrs.

LONDON, March IA correspOnden
telegraphs tina: Leon Say, who was iorMe
Clerk ofthe Rothschilie's and known tC
be their partner In many affairs, Is attack.
ell Tor his conduct relating 10 the conver
sation Of Eve pcIcentrentes with,virulencC
which must lead to his resignation. II |,
9 notorious fact that the Rothschild's on
wednesday lastmade enormous purchases
oi hve percents ut q most deprecated price
and the general opinion isthat never In the
whole financial history OF France was there
an equal scandal.
The Lgfrdnce says significantly, the
rumor oi the approaching conversion Of
1--we per cent rentes was promulgated by
mon VIGOROUSLY intimate with Leon
Say.
Another correspondent says Con.
version would have become necessary II
the Budget Committee had declared there
Tor by electing Germain President. As
soon as 1t was known that they had not
done so, Say communicated with the
Cabinet deprecating the conversion
and communicated the Cabinets decision
to the Syndicate OF Brokers. The latter
are accountable for delaying the publica.
ton Of the announcement Of the action Of
the Budget Committee.
TRADES DIFFICULTIES CONTINUE.
The trade difficulties continue. The
County Miners Association reject the
wages offered by the masters andlhe Clyde
ship wrighls arc looking to united
action against the employees.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-04

ZASEsvILLE, o., March 2.-The trial Of
George Leonard for the murder old man
Hearce, in July last, will commence
in the Common Pleas Court tomorrow.
Brief allusion to the circumstances Of his
death and what led to leopard's arrest,
will not ho unlntorosting. Both Leonard
and IIearce were inmates Of the County
Inhrmary, and both were married,
Hearce's wife was in the asylum at Colum.
bus, and he started to walk TO Columbus,
leaving the Intlrmary in the evening,
about the 2Sth OF July. Five or or
six days afterwards Hearce's body
was found in Licking River. A paa
HlqrteW was held, hut as there was no sus.
piolon OF foul play, the examination was
hastily made and the body buried. Shortly
after II leaked out that Leonard had made
threats against IIearce, and had charged
him with being the cause OF his leon.
ards wife leaving the Infirmary. It Il
also remembered that Leonard left the
lnirmary, but returned about the same
hour that Il Hearcedid, and few days alter.
wards left tho Inarmary and stayed away
and these, with other circumstances, lead
TO the exllnming OF Hearce's body aud q
critical examination OF It, Marks OF vic.
lence were plainly visible on the body
and the skull was discovered to be irac
tured. Leonard was therefore arrested and
promptly indicted for tho crime OF mur
der lie has been lying in Jail since Jlly