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Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-06-14
THE EYES THE Eyes !
DIR. L. Ii. PARDEE,
OeulisG and AuAist.
O. FTER A pROTRACEED gp.syD

O. E'EER A PRDTRACFED Rp.gHD
IN ness of more than five years, DR.. Pardsc
ha5 mHdc hlmsel! thoroughly and sciCntifcsl.
ly acquainted with all Diseases of the Eye
and Is now practicing with sucress not sur
passed in the United States.
All operations performed such as Strabi,c
mus, or cross-oye, Cataract by linear eXtraer
lon, Depression or A bSOrptiOn, Pterycium C.
noshy membrane growing over the eye, Redue,
tlon OF 'taphyl0ma, or bulginr out of the eys
artihclal Pupil, Fistula, Lachrymalis, or clio =
the Lids etc. y
Artificial Ey nscrteo without tho least
pan! ana possessing all tho movements and
constantly on hand and for sale vt reasonable
prices. The Doctors Eye Bath for the treat
meht ana cure of all nervous diseases is USED
all over this coast.
Thankful to those physicians who have sent
MIN cases Tor operation, he hopes that his uni
yefsals success will warrant . continuation Of
then confidence. His celebrity as an operator
Is co-cStensiyc with his success, as patient,
are presenting themselves, for treatment and
operations, from n New \ Ork and Boston almozt
monthly. Many patients can be seen al ths
Doctors Office daily, in different stages of re-
cOvery. ~
0rFIcE-e2I Clay street, (Over the Clov
street Savings Bank), San Francisco.
TAKE NOTICE." - Lsar fsrot
es beifsUsd though he sp. axis shs sr~.h
Reports are in circulation through the uppsr
country that have retired from business, that
| have gone to the Atlantic Statpa tbot 1 ~,
in Europe. &e., &c. TO those interested will
say nat the report has been gotten in circula-
ton for the f,Ttherance of other parties. who
arc trying to obtain, ,illegitimately, On eve we
hfactlce, Inc reIort has been started by an
illn9rant mountebank, and without the least
truth, as ! am at my Office daily, and Attending
to about sixty daily patients.
u. Al. PARDEE, Ocu;Ist.
62l Clay Street,
my25-ly. SAN FRANCISCO
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-06-14

A GENTLEMAN was disturbed in his rest
in the middle of the night by some one
knocking on the street door. "Who's
there?" he asked "A friend" was the
answer. "What do you want?" 81
want to stay here all night" "Queel
taste; stay there by all MEANS" was the
benevolent reply.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-06-14

The Boston Herald regrets that Mrs.
Hayes should have worn wire-colored
silk, and thinks a watered silk would have
been much more becoming to so distirg
uished a temperance advocate.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-06-14

A NEGRO preacher described hell as ice
cold, where the wicked f~oze to ali etern-
ity. Asked why, he said cause don't
dare to tell dem people muffin else. Why,
if | say hell is warm, some Of dem old
rheumatic nggers DC wantin start down
der de very fus' fros."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-06-14

BUTcHER.-"Come, John, be lively
now; break the bones in Mr.. Wiliamson's
chops and put Mr.. Smiths ribs in the
basket for him." John (briskly)-"All
right, sir; just as soon as I've sawed off
Mrs. Murphy's leg."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-06-14

A WESTERN editor speaks Of his rival
as "mean enough to steal theswill from
a blind hog - The rival retorts by
saying: "He knows he lies; l never
stole his swill."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-06-14

ffsH'tH County German Hospital Ss-
ciety. holds il, Bevular Quarterly Meeting. at
the HOSPITAL BunnING, Weayervillo. on the
first sunday of " arch, June, Septembor and
December b. HANSEN.
Jan Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-06-14
SOCIETY NOTICES.

Trfrry Eodgs, No. 81, T.. y II. m,
Held their regular communications at Ma
se>i HALL, WeaverviIc, on the last saturday
Of each month. Hour Of meeting, I o'clock.
P. JAS. HARVEY, w. NJ.
ii. L. GRIFFIN Secretary. jan2.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-06-14

TrtrUy chapter, No. I9, n. u. m,
Meets on the Second nnd lourth Tuesdays
Of each monrh at Masonic HALL, Weaver
Vile, at O'Clock, +, NJ.
W. j. TINSIN. ri. p.
NJ. 4. GRIFFIN. Secretary. jan2.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-01

The hopes Inspired by religion afford c,nso1
lltlon to these stricken With grief, but time,
snd that aloGc, heals the heart wounded by
the death Ct those dear to it. There sre how.
tv,r. ether conditions lh,t have tendency of
least to asiu0gc the sorrow OF bereavement,
ancnG ihcm that OF sympathy. and 80 the re
solutions Ct respect fer the memtr5 of the dead
Prince Imperial Of FrIce, end Of coincidence
tir Lis widowed and chiIdlcss mother. passed
at the I,c.nt meeting Of the friends Of the
BoDaparte family in Richmond, will doubtless
afford The TX Empress sad apd melancholy
pleasure, as they carry to hsr spontaneous as
surarce Ct the kindly fccues entertained for
her tvin By residents Ct foreign cline, and
from whom she is separated by Thousands OF
miles ti the vi le sea-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-01
.nONET8RY' .7HD CO.H.nERCEaL.

Iher5 is nothing CT special interest to note in
monetary or commercial circles since last weeks
report. The receipt! of Wheat have been large,
and consequently there has been some tc.ivity
GA ULion street and on the wharves. Manufsc-
turing industries at tie East sre actively en-.
ploy ed, end inquiry among the wholesale agents
discloses the fsct that the demand for the pro.
duct is unusually brisk, and that prices are more
remunerslire tn sn for several seasons past. We
hope the sIr !ad OF prosperity msy soon be more
generally felt in this section. In financial circles
there is nothing new, ths demand and supply
being abcut equal, although the movement in
grain makes slightly n ore active enquiry for
money. In Baltimore he market is dull, with o
limited enquiry for discounts. The banks are am.
ply supplied with funds, and though not pressing
for business have ample facilities to meet q
larger demand than is now msde on them. First
csss business psper is negotiated at 4 per cent.
with the rate ranging mp TOT as to circum'
stances. The Now York money market is very
easy, aid The ruling rate for csll losus at the
Stock Exchange on ordinary collateral is per
cent. On United States bond colleral 2a21 per
cent is the quotation. Time loans secured by
CoIaLeFSl a!iO piIlue HeICauIie axe quOLeu Ht Ga
per cent. U. S. bonds are generally st onger.
The closing quotations yesterday show general
advance Of 1t, the latter for currency bonds,
and the former for The new f7es, the four and q
hslfs aud the four per cents. Tho demand for
per cents is brisk, and is partly from money in
siitu!ions which ind difficulty in investing
their funds ST fair rates in satisfactorily secured
loans. The same cause adds to the strength Of
all rst class investment securities. State bonds
are quiet, and Vir2iniss about steady, with
light transaction at us for con.ols. and 49l for
tho l04)s. Tho tax coupons sold at sOtaasCs
| and pee:er coupons 14l. Railroad securities arc
generally firm, B, s. .. common stock closing
strong at 10 bid and 125 asked. The Virginia
| Midland bonds are nominal, with few bidders
! except at low figures comparatively.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-01

Teleernphic reports say that GenersiMiles has
attacked the Indians who were hunting buffalo.
and has driven them fifty miles. and that 10
their flight they abandoned most of their prop
orty. The lodaps were guilty Of no other
offansa than seculiog their summers supply of
meat from the herds Of wild buffalo that were
feeding on their own lands. There must be
Indian wars. however 10 order that the c,n'
tractors who live by them may prosper, AID a
bufAlo hunt ffords as good grounds for one as
almost any other caue. Justice, civilization,
uay, bare humanity, are nothing compared with
the iu(ll.rce Of an army contractor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-01
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOwDBN.
FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST /. 1879.

The Old time stage coachss have for year
or two past been comicg into use as modes OF
conveyance by lard travellers who have the re.
quisite time Gbd money at their Command; and
trcm The fact that Mcssrs. Garrett and Branch,
two tf tits year ) graduates Of the University
OF Virginia, htv. Just started from Petersburg
for Europe 10 sailing ship, 1t locks as if the
o!den time mode Ct lraversiDg the seas was
again being resorted 10 by tho same class OF
pcope. The fact is that ss the country grows
older ard wealth accumulates in it, the mum.
Der tf people who can afford to take 20 note OF
time save by lis light NJ cessarily Increases. and
has already b3cone so large as to create new
occupations and atfJrd Increased means of en-
pIoyuent to those who c1ter TO its Enjoyment.
Bot even to many of moderate meats and
whose leisure is restricted to the smallest modi'
cum. tide 10 a stage. such Tor Instance as
could formerly be taken between here and
L.esburg, with the chat it ccoasoned with fell
lew passengers. aud the delights of ju!ep and
an carly breakfast at GuoncIl's famous taviro,
as almost Laural collatcrals, would be Infinitely
preferable 10 one 10 the modern and more rapid
railroad car, and while speedy passage across
the seas has its special advantages to some,
there are others TO whom the pleasures Of the
more prolonged voyage 10 sailing vessel arc
mere attractive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-01
Heller from Orange comfy.

Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gsz,tte. !
ORANGE {. H., VA, July 81, 1S79.-We
have al had the blues" up here, occasion cd
by the roCr prospects Of ever having any money
or making sGy tropF. The wheat crop here is
the poorest VIC hsv. bad for forty years; The
oat crop cot an average, and until recently We
had 90 hopes Ct any coru at all. Those of US,
toWtvcr, who are inclincd to be supelstilous,
began to feel more hopeful when Oh St.
SRlthln' : day wo Lad small shower. Since
then We believe The legend hos proved true 10
reference 10 Cur locality, and VIC have had CO.
pious raius that have refreshed everything. The
corn crop is DOW virtually made. and the pas.
lures arc sgain luxuriant.
Some ct cur people Gro hopeful of little
stimulus to our financial nerve by the building
of the Rspidau ADD Charlottesville railroad
from OtaDge Court House to Charlottesville;
but cur idea is that railroad bulldog has be
come sclerce, aid WheG undertaken now q
days be1ehts are not thrown around loosely,
AID perhaps clt;z,Ds mile off may not know
OF. or reaz, any more from lis building than
those Who reside many miles away. Yet for
The general good We trust this lick may be Gun.
piled.
Monday list Was our court day, ard o larger
crowd gathered than NO have seen tor macy
months We noticed Alexandra, Fredericksl
burg, Richmond epd Baltimore represented BY
business mep, the Methodist Church by dele.
gates preachers AID visitors to the district COD
tereIcs in session here. and the Baptist Church
by these engaged il raising ladies' fair TOR the
benefit Of the Church at this place. since the
war we have bad enough fairs, it seems, to have
splendid church at every cross road.
N:centy Mtsj1s. Green and Farrer, English
gentlemen, have established at this place what
we tavs long needed. strictly first class farm
ing implement warehouse. where Gao be seen,
tested and purchased, farming implements of
the very best quality, Of the latest d. Signs and
at extremely low figures. They are also en-
gagged 10 stling and renting FARMS and 10 ex
porting fat stock to Europe. and 10 importing
lherefrom horses, cattle and sheep.
Mr.. Haywood Stapard, Of Mobile, Ala. a
brother of Mr.. r T. Stanard. of this place,
who broke his leg in the railroad ec,dent, be-
tween here and Rspidsn on Monday evening
last, is doing we'll at the home of the latter gen,
tlemap. ARGUS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-01
VIEWS OF THE DE.

10 the trot a. Cleveland yesterday between
Rarus and Hopeful, the former crrled fl tie
honors 10 three straight heats. His best time
was 2:l5.
The International and Great Northtr1 Rail,
road was sold at Austin. Texas, yesterday, for
one million dollars 1t vas BID in by the New
York trustees for the bondbolders.
Mrs. Howard. wife Of Rev Mr.. Howard.
minister OF the Episcopal Church of Dundatf,
Pa, committed suicide yesterday by drowning
herself in the LlckawanDa river. Insanity was
the cause.
Owing to the heavy demands on the COcsoli.
dated Bank at Montreal, Canada, yesterday,
which i: vas unable to meet, tho directors der
ciied not to reopen for business. The failure
will seriously affect some four hundred widows
and orphans who hold stock.
The candidates designated for appointmen!
as second lieutcnants in the army who do not
reside within convenient disauca of Wash.
ington have been directed by the Wsr Depart.
meut TO report 10 the commanders Of the diff.
tereDt departments ueares. 10 their place O.!
residence.
A negro named Thomas Ellsworth freeman
| committed an outrage on six year old dsugh-
ter OF Wiilm II. Wills. near Wikiosburg sta.
lOO, OD Tue fe0DsyIVaola halIr0au, near Fills
| burg, yesterday, ard though ho was holly
pursued BY an Infatuated NIB, made eyed his
| escape.
The names of ex'Secretary of the Treasury
MIR. Bristow, eX'A.toruey General Speed, and
the present candidate ca tho republican ticket
| Tor Governor OF kentucky, Mr.. E7aus, are
! mentioned in connection with the vacancy 10
The u nited States District Court Of Kentucky,
caused by the death Of Judge Ballard.
o. Sunday hight, as freight train was de.
| scaudlog the Cheat river grade Of the Balti
more and Ohio Rliroad, between Grafoa and
Piedmont, the locomotive got beyond the con.
trcl of the trimmer and started down the track.
The engineer, George Reynolds, became fright
coed ard jumped from the train, breaking Two
ibis The train ran 10 tho bottom Of tho grade
and stopped. the engineers mishap being the
| only damage done.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-01

Mr.. Buttclw0rh. one Of tho republican mem
ber5 Of Congress from Cincinnati. acknowledges
that he did pay $3.50 for H. support of noted
ballot box suffer, tu! denies that no CIV, it
to him for the purpose Of inducing him to prac,
tice his art in his. Butterworth's. behalf. How
Ing, in tic better dsyj Of tie Ropublic, would
q Il a. have bccn allowed to retain his scat 10
Congress after making su,h 40 ackaoRltdg
menf2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-01

GLOOMY OrTLooK.-A letter from Kingston,
JanaIcs, dated June ~. says: Financially
and sgricultursly things in Jamsica are look
ing very gloomy. indeed. The extravaganza Of
tne onclals Is both reckless and criminal, while
to make up the deficit revenue Increased taIs.
lion Is being resorted TO- and the frs! great pub.
lie meeting since the Inauguration of crown gov.
ernment IN 1896 was held the other evening in
the Court House in Kingston, where over
Thousand people were most dem onstrative upon
tie .oppre ssion 10 which the colonists ara being
subjected by body Of officials. who are BY the
system OF government, utterly irrepre sbie,"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-01

The Baltimore wheat market continues very
active. tho tradings aggrega!ing not less than
7cOOOObuahels making the total business this week
of nearly s 0OO.CO0 The total receipts of all
grades of Wheat for the week are 1880 CHS bu.
Tho shipments from the elevators in the same
period reached The enormous total of 1855. 1913
bushels
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-01
Bodies Recovered,

CLAYTON, N. Y, August Tito divers
conmeIced operations early this mor1iop,
The bodies Of Miss Hattie Pollock, of Morriss.
MIA and Mrs Sirah Boswick, of Kukwood have
been recovered. Both ladies were found il the
boat and has so firm grip on is side that ,hey
were removed with great difficulty. The other
three bodies have not yet been found.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-01
Fires.

CINCINNATI. Aug. IA special dispatch
says Snaps large plabiug mill, together with
., largo amount OF drSssad lumber ct Terre
naute' lnd., was burned last night. L:ss
S9;0OO; losured 10 the E;na for $780,
FLORENCE, ONT, August 1.-The Baptist
church and Orange Hall 10 this place wlra
burned to day. Loss Sl2 600.
.AfLVENsToN, ONT, Aug. l.-Clsrk's saw
mill was destroyed by FIRE to day. together with
large quantity of lumber. Lyss SO OOO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-01
Professionalism.

NEW YORK. August IA London special
ssyei Weston and Rowell will sign articles on
Saturday for the next competition of the Sir
John Ashley long distance champion belt The
contest will take place at Gilmore's Garden. be.
ginning Septem Der lst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-01

The July Der of the American reprint of
the British Quarterly Review has been received
from ills publishers. the Leonard SCOTT Com.
psny Of New York. It's contents arc: The
Evangelical Movement The FEELINGS and
the Intellect; Reforms 10 the Uoiver.ity of Ok.
ford Irereus The City Companies The
City Of Glasgow Bark Failure Eogand and
the Greek Question, and Contemporary Lite.
nature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-01
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, AUGUST
Sun rises MINIMUM. Sun sets.............

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, AUGUST l.
Sun rises.""-..". 8 3 Sun sets..............
ARRIVED.
Str George Leary, Norfolk, TO p B Hooa.
Str Lady of the Lake, Norfolk. to Reed.
Str w Thompson, lower Potc. to F A Roed.
Str NJ sttsno, lower Ptc. to Broders s. Go.
Schr Pearl, James river, TO Il D Smoct
Schr Clara K Simpson, Windsor. 10 VIM a
Smoot.
CLEANED.
Sir Jane Moseley, Norfolk, by + A Reed.
PASSED UP.
Schr kocheko.
PASSED DOWN.
Schrs + Lockwood and Wet Dennis
MEMORANDA.
Bank Nicola, Georgetown. A. Bangor ooh.
Schr Rsncrcss cleared from Baltimore Tor
Washington 3ls'
Schr Frank Low, Gaorgetn. at Boston$l;t.
Scnr 3 Is Church sailed from New Bedford
TOR this port ooh.
,Schrs A A Shaw and w b Chester sailed from
new Bedford for George town S0th.
ocnr Charles A Briggs .'ailed from ProVidenca
for this port 3O.h.
q Schr W d Hilton sailed fl on s.oniug:cn for
Georgetown 29th.
- Sehr Isaac Obertor, Windso.- for this port 8,
Vineyard Haven Both.
r., Schr 4 R Emerson, Boston, 9r this port, y.
Woods hole 18th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-01
YELLOW FEVER.

Nine new cases aud four death from yellow
fever were reported at Memphis yesterday. A
largo mec'iog Of colored people Was held at
noon yesterday, at which resolutions we're adopt.
cd opposing the removal of the blacks to camp,
and expressing tbti; d,tcrmin alton to appeal
to the absent merchants for assistance. The
sentiment Of the meeting WAS strongly opposed
to the camp scheme, notwithstanding tho eff
cial reports show that the fever Is daily gainiog
victims an oug their race.
Two more suspicious cases appeared OF New
Orleans yesterday, aud one casa was reported
at the guarantee station. The Board of Health
State that they see nc reason for alarm oo &C
count Of the few cases that have appeared
The report of a case of yellow fever 10 Mo
bile Is pronounced By the Board of litaiGh and
attending physicians to be totally without foun.
dutiou.
Mr.. Samuel a. Hatcher, ofpete.s5ufg, Va,
IS reported III oil yellow fever 10 Memphis This
Is the third limo he has had yellow fever. lie
vas very i'll 10 1878 10 Memphis, ard was sick
again DUNG the epidemic OF last year.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. August l.-Niue new case
ot yellow fever were reported to tho Board of
Health this morning Among them is Rev.
Father Doyle, pastor Of 81. Brideets Catholic
Church. -Four additional csses, not included in
tho above, are reported Of persons residing be-
You'd the city limitP. Three deaths have 90.
CURED sDco last night John Holly, Charles
Bennett. ir., and Tony Boltp. The weather ia
clear aud warm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-01

DEATH OF AN EXARMY OFFIcER.-Mei,r
George s. Hutter Died yesterday, In Campbell
county. near Lynch burg, in his eighty SC veuth
year. lie was born in Bethlehem, Pa. 10 1898,
was private soldier in the war Of 1912, ap-
poloted by President Monroe c'psaiu of the
sixth Infantry. fought in several Iodau wars
including he Black Hawk and Seminole cam
pages, and served as captain under Gen. Tay-
Tor through the Mexican Wiz. At its close he
was promoted to major and psymsster in the
army. tie had served d years, when, 10 1861,
nelog stationed at Charleston, he went under a
nag OF truce 10 pay off Aoderson's command in
Fort S1nser: When the call fer troops was
issued be resigned and retired to bis home, near
Ly1ch6nrg: lie was offered q high position
10 The Coniederate army, but declined 90 ao.
count Of rGrni'y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-01
& udden Death.

QUEBEC. Aug, l.-Bishop G. Brien, of Kings.
ton, died suddenly this mornlng at The st. Louis
Hotel, in This city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-01

Flour is unchanged, and the stcck in store
continues light. Wheat is in fair receipt, and
the offerings to-day amounted to 1926 bushels,
which sold at 90. l03 and los for Fultz and 1911,
lOS and ITO for Lancaster. the latter price for q
fancy lot. Corn is steady end firm, with sales
OF 49, bushels st g. No Rye reported, and one
lot OF Cats was Withdrawn. Country produce
in light receipt, and prices unchanged
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-01

We have received a pamphlet cory Of the
Aides before the Literary Societies Cf Wash.
iolton and Ice University at Lexington. de-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-01
SARATOGA Races.

SARATOGA, Angus. 1.-Fortune, Lancewood
and Charlie Gorhsm were the victors in the RAGS
to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-01

Rcbmondis agitated oD the sui jet Of Sun
day laws. 1t has recently been determined to
enfurc, them with stric!ness, and great out.
cry has been the result. The State is 10 favor
OF SO amending the statutes that the Sunday
law shall be 10 every municipal corporation,
every city having 20 600 population, matters of
municipal ordinance"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-01

RACING WITH FIRE. LAST week Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Utfoer and daughter drove from
Frackvills to Shenandoah. Schuylkill county,
and met with q terrible adventure. They had
driven along for some dstarcs when they dis
covered that tho woods wtro on fire on both
SIDES Ct the road. After driving through the
tire several hundred yards the smoke became SO
dcuse that the travellers were nearly saffJcated,
and they had 10 lie down on tic wagon bed to
prevent being smothercd. The horses were
urged forward aod tho race continued over the
rough mountain road for acoDsidcrabe distance,
with the flames roaring Oh both Sides aud
m5rlads OF sparks falling 10 sud about the
wagon. Mrs. Ulfoer's dress caught Oh fire, AID
her husband dropped the rcius 10 assist her 10
eXtiDgulshiDg it, when she tainted 10 his arms
While he was endeavoling to brirg his wife
back to Consciousness the horses we're tea,ioe
aloog ct break neck speed, and the wa
gon sWerged, iolted. and swung around 10 nuy
thing but comfortable manner. Mrs. Uffoer
became conscious in few seconds, however,
and lust then her husband saw cloud of dense
black smoke enveloping the road, and knew that
they had reached the outskirts of tho FIRE ard
we safe. The travellers were ell slightly burn
cd, but fortunately escaped without receiving
the paint on the wagon wss entirely burned off,
and the horscs badly burned. On the Same dsy
Inc omnibus that carries passengers from Track
Vile to Shenandoah ran the gauntlet, and the
driver was severely scorched.-Lancaster pa. J
NlW Era.