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The Osceola times., 1879-11-22

called TO appear in court to plead. In
place of complying he sent medical
certificate TO the effect that he was too
i'll to appear. After doing SO he wrote
his will, disposing of his property, and
then took heavy dose Of morphine.
Medical aid was sent for and every
means taken to counteract the drug, but
death resulted shortly before midnight.
The suicide has created considerable
commotion in social circles in Hoboken,
as all the parties to the scandal were
widely known An inquest is to be held
tomorrow, and it is said that Mrs. Ros-
enick will be called as a witness. She
stoutly denies that immoral relations
existed between deceased and herself,
and attributes the present calamity to
unjust suspicion, cruel persecution and
the lying reports ofa detective employed
by jealous woman.
The Osceola times., 1879-11-22
Hoboken Iiorrlfied.
nIsnaich 10 thc Glnhe. Democrat.

lnspalcn 10 tft tlpD'- btilotIhis
DR.. Frank Geisler, one of the most
prominent and esteemed physicians of
New Jersey, committed suicide in lIo-
boken last night under painful circum-
stances. Recently DR.. Geisler has been
accused Of improper intimacy with lady
paticnts, but until few weeks ago no
special charges were made against him.
Then rumor had il that he was deeply
enamored of Mrs. Rosenick, 4 women
of more than ordinary attractions, and
the wife af civil engineer Of good stand
ing. and who has moved in the best cir
cles of German society in Jersey. The
scandal led toa quarrel between the
lady and her husband. and the latter
meeting the Doctor on the street, gave
him terrible thrashing. R)senick and
his wife separated, whereupon Geisler
procured a home for Mrs. Roesenick
In Jersey City. where he was in the
habit of visiting her. Mrs. Geisler learn
cd of this, and on upbraiding her hus-
hand. n stormy scene ensucd. The Doc
tor then abandoned his wife, and the
latter employed private detective to
observe his movements. The detective,
on the night of October l6, found Gels
Ter in bed with Mrs. Rosenlck, and ho
was arrested on a warrant charging him
with adultery. Mrs. Rosenick was taken
into custody at the same time as wit
ness, and both were locked up in Hobo
ken police station. Subsequently they
were released on bail. Yesterday morn
inc pr. Geisler was notified that he had
been indicted for adultery, and he was
The Osceola times., 1879-11-22
A New,styIe Of Tramwsy.
y. Y. World.

A tramway has just been opened in
the German city of Brunswick ON new
principle. The rail has no groove. 1t
Is laid exactly flush with the roads level
and may thus be crossed at any angle
with any description of conveyance
without any jar or disturbance. The
car is guided and kept in its place on
this rail by slight steel studs on the
tire OF the wheels, which fit into CORES
ponding holes punched in the rail at
the distance of every five inches. The
invention is that of an English architect,
Mr.. Edge, of Birmingham, and may be
said now to have merged from the ex-
perimental stage into that of accom-
plished fact. 1t will probably not be
adopted in New York. -.
The Osceola times., 1879-11-22
The Wrong Man.

One Orlando Greenfield is under sen.
tence to be hanged on the 18th Of De-
cember next at Syracuse, N. Y. for the
murder of his wife. He has had two
trials, his defense resting on certain an
onymous letters declaring him innocent,
the woman having been killed and out.
ragged by the writer of the anonymous
letters during the husbands absence
from home. Little weight was attached
to these communications, and he VISA
then convicted for the second time.
The grandmother Of Royal Kellogg, one
of the neighbors of the accused, living
in Lafayette, o., now makes the state
ment that her gradson, few months
after the murder, confessed the deed to
her, threatening to kill her If she ex-
posed him. Whether this will give
Greenfield a new lease of life is uncer-
tain
The Osceola times., 1879-11-22

In the neighborhood Of Sabastopol the
pedestal of bronze statue has been dug
up, which Is covered with old Hellenic
inscriptions belonging to the second CEN
tury B. C.. The Odessa archaeological
society is busy trnnslating them to Eng
lish.
The Osceola times., 1879-11-22
Mark Twain I'm Politics.

Mark Twain Samuel NJ. Clemens) in
troduccd Gen. Hawley, the speaker Of
the evening, at a Republican meeting in
Elmira, n. Y, II few days ago. He re-
fcrred to him as president Of the Cen
tennial Commission, q gallant soldier OF
the war, Governor of Connecticut, a Con-
gresham, member of my church al
Hartford, and" continued the humorist,
"as author of the Beautiful Snow he
has added new part to winter. He II
an American of Americans-so broad, 80
bountiful in his character that he never
turned tramp empty-handed from his
door, but always gave him letter to
me. He IL a square, true, honest man
in politics, and must say he occupies a
mighty lonesome position"
The Osceola times., 1879-11-22
lmportant IL True.

A Pennsylvania paper tells Of cat
which caught young rat and swallowed
II whole. The next morning It was
heard squealing m the stomach Of poor
pussy, who was trying 10 eject Il nom
The Osceola times., 1879-11-22

RED cashmere underskirts of bright
scarlet, of cardinal red, garnet or wine
color are heavy enough for warmth.
They are trimmed with pleated founces
around the bottom and up the back to
the belt, and also provided with regular
hustle Of curved whalebone sct in cases
at the top.
The Osceola times., 1879-11-22

LORD ANaLEsY sold the Middle Park
Plate winner (Beaudesert) to Lord
Abingdon for $35, 900, and his lordship
will be the joint owner of the colt with
Sir f. Johnstone. He has been backed
at eight to one against him for the Derby
i'm 1880
The Osceola times., 1879-11-22

The dowry of the future Queen Of
Spain hu been paid into the National
Bank at Vienna. The sum II a ,000,-
600.
The Osceola times., 1879-11-22

HANLAS nov expresses his determination
to settle the ownership of the $1,000 purse
In the courts.
The Osceola times., 1879-11-22

Tnr Chicago sock yards aive eupaey.
meut 10 12,000 peop1e.
The Osceola times., 1879-11-22
THE sAGE's WIFE.

Mrs. Emerson is tall and slender in
form, with silvered hair and refined
and thoughtful countenance. She dresses
with severe simplicity" in mannei.
During recent supper a Western lady,
sitting between her and distinguished
visitor, remarked that she had never be-
fore been so delightfully."- sandwiched; to
which Mrs. Emersrn replied: "The best
part Of the sandwich il always in the
middle"
The Osceola times., 1879-11-22
TILE TRUTH.

London Truth says that our ancestors
were satisfied with washing only their
hands and their faces; that Louis XIV,
of France took only one bath in his life;
that Louis NH is not recorded as hay-
ing ever taken any, and that NINE. de
Longueville. with her dirty clothes,
smelt sour.
The Osceola times., 1879-11-22
SISTERS OF CHARITY.
TIE POWER OF LOVE.

The sisters Of charity in the United
States numbered at recent cnumera.
ton l,l79, in charge of LOG establish
ments for the care of orphans, infants,
widows, patients, insane and school
children. All of these institutions, if We
read correctly, had their origin in the con-
secration and labors of one woman.
That is to say. Mrs. Eliza Seaton, better
known as Mother Seaton, began in 1908;
at Emmetsburg, in Maryland, the forma-
ton Of a sisterhood, in connection with
a school, and that was the parent OF
similar societies now widely scattered
throughout America.
The Osceola times., 1879-11-22

Fire! Fre!' .,i,h
Mat sprang from his bed, and ,h, M,.n
professional expcrtness, struck ngnl'
tumblcl into his clothes and rnshea
from the house. o-
No need to ask whence the alarm pro.
ceedcd:thc fierce pillar Of fame and the
The Osceola times., 1879-11-22
SINGULAR COINCIDENCE.

4 singular coincidence recently oc-
cured at Lafayette, Ga. Miss Wilson,
an elderly lady, while out at her COW
pen, by some mishap fell over a rail and
broke the knee-cap of her thigh-bone.
Soon thereafter she sent for her sister,
Mrs. Greer, Of Chattooga county. This
latter lady went ont the next morning to
perform the same duty, and had the
misfortune 10 fall over the same rail,
breaking bone just exactly as her sister
had done. They both now lie in beds
in the same room, without the hope Of
ever again being able to walk.
The Osceola times., 1879-11-22
THE pouGH-PATHp MAN.

An exchange says: 1T Is the dough-
pated man who wears a yellow tie that
whistles in the street cars" We can't
say as We ever heerd yellow tie whistle
in the street cars or anywhere else. Our
contemporary evidedtly alludes to some
mystic EXCHANGE.
The Osceola times., 1879-11-22


cession from the same upper window
she had once before put to similar use,
Very contrite was Miss Belluei in those
days. A horrible dread had taken pos IS
ocssion of her with the first report OF
cholera in the village; she fought against
Il. She hated herself for it; she tried to
drag herself to the beds of the sick
moor. but her trembling limbs refused to
eorry her. 1t was constitutional, phys
zeal cowardicc, and every gossiplhg lale
salfahasement and her love and admir-
o,;on for that unconscious gentleman.
His fathers death gave him double
work Int he did not spare himself;
lie snatched food, rest, sleep, when ana
how he could, until the epidemic died
ont almost; then, as the last case was IN
y S fair way for recovery, he sicke
"My luck has changed" said Ma''~i'''
, 1879-02-21
RICHARD KEALF.

p,..,,a~ 1ohnsn' m"g"u .,.,,. "tU'',n T.. r,,,,,.
i'oss,te' oo'''oo" t'''s' ~ ."t'""cot' .nd9a-
Of poverty and struggle, and death OF shame.
II Ia tl,, nfu sInrv of n,,Ic,vardoa ,,or,,, w
ls en-, huul,v bo rold ,nno,y,, ~ ,',,o,,,,r..
In,.H ,,,,s ~ ~ o."s .s ~. "A"n VI au"ppFc'
s'Snro tlIG close Of this wonderful career I
have bGon nstonsl,cd to lind how u,uc., ccchr,tv
n mn1, ru,I, hayr WIN, w.s r,,h.,r,v salad nho,t
90 li,t,c F,o, n, ".r,s - w., ,,nss sssa "uon.
~ aALI Ffo"' VII pArts " lHc country come
letters inquiFlnts as to Reasfs ltfo md writings,
md to srorcs Of lou.,laIs unknown corrsspond.
cnts haye sent re,u,ntsrapcey uut cooIsa ~ hIs
fugitive pocu,s, Within nv knowlc'1rc. ] ~ .s,T ss
persons nave sct oflt to wrlte his biography.
There Is stern and inu,.ruful lnorat in tic furt
TINT among all hls friends u,M ut3mircrs. when
Fortune was dealing 10 mercllcss,y Win hin,
a'l' 'o"@tu''ee "ao pursucu A'sh 10 Tue lust
cruel cxtrcIHltyt there was IN QUO to deliver
lin from tlc butly Of that death.n
hr. Jnh,sou c,mn I'M, c,u,,,n,oo.,. .un,.
una,; T., ia-s .,,a,. '" ",,.. .n"".eati'" Win
lAsa., =" Ao,'t ""e" eo.,cc1"s h"tcs'a' LOT blo'
efanheal r. sKetenes ut ,f'e authors rcp'esontoa
raup hfs fr1cnd nud cnnfiiont, I,.,f ,,s1
wrrrke, his In. hv mor,sin,, ,v,,,,"na -, ''a M,a
,..s, T., p''4',"e,' "o,aa" VI ''e
Wai!,t ~ tnouaa'.t, s'''', u"t. hhsE Mcn from her,
~, II, um.sosent ns u' cHito''Nl writer oa
tns,, ne if&snnrE ~ @ T., nonefe'a. lte wun'a" Eot
i1,: ftaeK o! . n alter TINS ny seeing poem pub
!slso WIN ii!S signature, "ld ttatcd from Pitts
ouIs. I n.c ~ olsso laa'la ier WY to TINT city,
tnu S'atineu snbtost' Hcali lllen brought s1lit
r, a'foIce h'u Altcr cust1y TRIAL obtained II.
.I.n ta1s ,.s;' s.0ou nnu"ost!ohea lot t"o years.
w. ;9,' Suns.n: t'.nt l'l'o ae. married; Then
tlc enpIeA1o Coustt on 1ecNnlcallty, rc-
1nsnsd 'I,i ts rasn aud ordered 'Ics trlal. Bns
Neali was tou hoor ~ aAafu anuihcr Ills poverty
WIS hst rom ilss laare ~ pFot''lCcT, but from
taefe nelnE too 'nnuY TO consume. ftc Ind d
a, taf sAsafy M IN y tho Go"'".s,ea, earne.l q good
, 1879-02-21

Eff'f1HfTFF FHHt - a., ,,,1 th&
The Alabama Legislature ia3 passs', H." ""a 1bs
Governor hns approved fl's fsll Nrca,i Nratiu,. tho
charter ut tbs City OF Mobile, !nl ssea'ns nrs a.
purt Of Mol,l!c, I'ilrcu Commissioners nd ai.
poiptrll, viii, authority IL tulni'r;aise ,.t.Jua
lust nll dcls a, demands, ,1,elldl"S Ear tha
purpose of arranging the debts M 1up I'D VI tsrn.
they arc ru,ns,wrrcd 10 rul, ." tue pe,s ,nsc.sosa
they run uhtain. ali The Een! IL aM. ',,Is' YLs
s"ns,v % my "ss Sa. ss Wiz a!f I
of "pci,inr s.n''.,,satlo win 'ns l."at.' ~ i.
adjustment "ni settlement; t!s l"i! ,,,sr, y, Mp' i
Ia tO la governed by u..ht Cp'nl,''',rr ~. rre.
len. Dc r'tstI y ,hu u oard p C!srk, and taAcsS''''
uf!d such ,,ollru ulilrura rs iaas l'o 3sss9s1''
, 1879-02-21

An Eugltshntan writes to l:c Laa hM .na,a ~ ,h.
ard ,nour1liul lcl,tr upon I'll" tnsA'l1n '" ~
British markets. by i,nur!rln Inant'as.,,t =.
liz iuul III his travels ,hat Ameraa III .sIAVi 'I n
aud cation had superseded thu s!!''s , nttt homt
he lolllM nis tron,no,,gcr selling, Anes!sssi ssi
spades, saws, cl,!,eIs. haat,ncrs.. ans axes w.
u:!mr dealers with sf.lks u; Ancrs;au 10 !osA',
bulls. ttDyca. ami lamps. AtItr'e'n tea,ae' -.
hclIt to EnE tlI III lu ,nat!t ,lD inlu si1s' ,,si
gts parragu3 art bril- OIL Ut nlatcf'als "",s1 s1
hays crnssei ih. Atlantic. Plates or .ni:h III
ouarric In tIe Un,ac,I states to root husJhs s,ah
homes. "siy grocer, my buttsrHsa1s. a' !ys. p!yt
nbls my butcher" s.s this writer, ~, ta. rsn ;ht
ly III Au.crlran gouds VI at kts ~ ~ Ssep RrS H.
cigarettes wl!ft,l hu ntluke@ arc tlla'S vritts
n..nd, W., uni ,llu Iic Sitt wrh ho s!st ,msr.
con,es nut from birmingham, aus from u" "'"'''
icau manuflctorr,
, 1879-02-21
CURRENT GOSSIP.

NEW ArOSTrNrI1E 'rO MAG ARA.
Lrh"hhait Eagatrfr.
F}ew on forever In thr Elorlnn@ robs
Of1cr.of md o. hcausy y--,,us'ly Of terror,
Particularly In tho ,nan uf tmnlt n.caMs
On his wcddIng'tu many Ut wiotn
Thou suckcst In, . mighty .nckcri
Nature haiH art
Her rainbow m Thy forehead: and tho wonder Ia,
Thou COS. not clargc lter turty dolla,s' rent
Ter diem, Or hid her lhXe hrr rainbow elsewhere.
ffrne, el,o hath EIscn thy Sntcu Of thunder
Power to speak o! lcr csctnaiiy, bidding tho
Lin OF man hnld eilcacc; or, In nther wurds,
Kidding man to hnld his tlp, and upon thy
Rocky nlthF roItt tnCtrSc III nwt-sIrnc.s nfat8p.
And dump tho cnn!cltA 0f Its I,ncsri- -npuk
Witbtn thu tnIurs ~ her ant.h hortu hotels.
Eyrr Ocean rllrlhks
LACK from Thy aplent1r: 1ti the millionaire.
THO llnyal PfIncc. TIN President OF Savings Dank
IN Inc lookout for a .il.tt nb,nt To sl
iAFi Dack nnJEtll,t when thy hneAE,an
Trcscnl6 hts DIl! Tor rpitrsc ar1nn1 tho square.
The mol ti,lnr.strrt.
" hc1 Srft they F!Hy ucr vnuit1 t'renltons httth
Heard thy tlcci, nutlrln: Arl the wnrht today
Doth marvel mitch t.tA. 'huA .lftis mt
hrnil In Il b. ]. ni tWniHnllFe'l HAd fifty
Or three l.,slHrti dollars u thu Creator
For tile entertainment.
, 1879-02-21

"thou dt1st slghttn Tint thou tlfslst feel for thy
nrtgllh'r: but t!iast thou feel In The right place
-didst thou irel In thy pockctl"
Npitrr Ia member Of the I.cefsInturc-" VIII
yon have some t!cssest1" Melnber to walter
No, tt,ank You, 1'il take piece Of pic."-At4o
Or,ta,s 1taes.
y Inot1csE Freshman put this In his rel,ctoric
exercises tlc other dng, >pl then b'nslicd at his
mistake.
IN war the bu1lct
III pence tte batcft
A sclloo1mnstcr apokc Or his pupils "a having
bccn 80 Thoroughly dsafhltnch that they were
as tluict aud orderly MS tliu cliara themselves,
II was probably btvausc they were cane. but.
tUnleu.-lHt Nttts,
, 1879-02-21

In the United States Clr1ut Ctlsrt on Satur.
day, Judge Baxter rta4i lnu deu,iun VI ihe
Court oYcrruliux tGs mutton AleI by lie defcnd-
MT loE 4 new trial tu tlsu aui,lrWhat famous
awarding judgment un this yertl,ct for 81, 5D).
This eolorca woaal, %u4 frce, alnl u resident uf
this city, IN tho employ of i Nrbccra Duy.i,
when, tn Tue susnlnsr Of lat3, she was cn.IceI
the then Sheriff +oi kun:ou County. and soI,i
into slavery. She remained in slaYcry until tho
emancipation. and atterward ia the Interior OF
Tezaa tn practical scEYItudt uatu l6H3. When tno
, 1879-02-21

SIT. Brcchcr md Atr. npwen 10 hppcnr yester.
tiny. bit neither came t,lpr In person Or ty
representative. Tic tcs,atrtx ,yus member Of
Irivnoutl' Church whcn Mr. 1l.cc,,cr md Sir.
isoweh were ilru, frlululs ss,l Hlc rilosc them to
,',ture Of ss,uoo, inr scflool for eo1orcd grls,
like the Mount flulyn!sU School IN s1ns.nchu.
setts. There nru ciglIt COUSINS Ut Miss Wood,
nm! IN behalf VI two Ut tlicec, Wtllum illlso
mil Mary jlmisc. u protest Inns been enlerud
against tho will IN tie ground TINT the lvql1rst
Is vptd ow!nE III the SUM helmg fnsullcIciIt lu
carry out Lhr PURPOSE Il Ia designed for.
, 1879-02-21
THE DOG WAS ALI RIGHT,


We nrr frequently Indebted to our friend Cof.
Yart ut the Monmouth Ueumcraf, for anecdotes
Illustrative Of tho character Ut tho pcsl,llar peo-
plu who lyu In New Jersey. lie sends US this;
Il,e Hon. u. r. trlts d good story of n
e!pw ratlruu1 In ilie northern mart of tte State
Tic says lle went there cunning, sllnl catns to q
short Hue ut road M which runs a single car,
tsln tprward end ot whrh waa partitiunru oil for
baggage. tle took his 10y In lilu car with him
n'l nllt him under Inc seat. Presently Tie cum
dHctur eTfne nlol,g. and tnstBtcl Tint the dog
stIuafa 90 intu lhr baggaye-roon, which. Mttut
EN.c.IlIaster Jotnuntlctl ,elee of 50 cents, wrlt
wne ttcnuunstl us "swi!dIr," "a t'pllt-utI i0t1,i
l,etwren tho uu1lll.rtor un,l tliu bngragy-
master, alld that souner tllan pay Il Io
wond tle tic dog IL thu trail. ui.d Let
hin s'wurs bis 1assagc." The conductor as
hclltcs!, nn.l llu dog WIS hltrhch to tlr rear uf
ll,.. train. rllu dog, 6u J. sapB, kent along
easily with tu tratn, but the conductor besalI
In Ect Uneasy, ula6fng frequent trips to lI,o
rNelHcer, MTgihE him 10 tntrcnse thu speed nf
thu traln, niNl luck ngatn IN watch tho effect
lti,<,n te dr.. tfu latter bcCnil tu sttuw s!sl,s
VI fntisHc, hut after w!n!t ehugl,t his '4scrtind
wild )" mud Wls Keeping atong ~ sciorc. lls
cnAduetur nov ordered thu engfnetr to l,cnye
Wf'iea i'ettis done. tllU Rugcl WIS perceptlb1y
Increased. The conductor ugain wpnt 10 tie
reur 81 tlse rnr u uhhcrye tiiu effect, but tho
do. ilatt Disappeared, whcrespon tlu triun,pll-
AHtly called Us Attul,ttou to ihc f,r,.
Ihn IattGF Hltrr takint; glance az thu sit tatlot
luttty ('unteh tu ctAck III The i!o0r Of the rIg
":.!,l Here" says hr, ''was tlg duu ronIfurt.
ahly trottn,E aEuIE Under 1hr cns, Ilsl llcklu.
thu grcuss from a'lc of The axle.boxesi1
, 1879-02-21
History Rorsats ItselE

Pilot William underwood, OF tie stuamer A.
G. Donaily, wh!ch WIS burtiul on Isl uM Su, |
!n shS oal9 River Inst week, re,'satcA literally
IN tlCash!tss riysnr. Underwood l1caElrl iii.
ho4t fpr tl1c shore. ran ler aground. stayed 1T
ttsc wheel until The pilot-houss was III 'Aatncs
arou1d ilim aad ihe passenger. were all aahure,
tAen lunpel from the uppsr dsrk into thu riser,
llesoes ot h,etry arn not 10 u,urh aboyo the lly-
ing !i,an after nil.
, 1879-02-21

returned RI, TO this city. Some 1,,,o,u. -
.!1c time q her abit,ctin, for r',.ss'loa m, had 4.
e1slg ger hcr frretloa,, was n peaodn ,ah dn'tnoe ii
en s ;sa IN t ot ,s .e1 ,n or s'S ~S . ss
Aprit, but Tho j,lrY fon S' fnr H., wa hnanl )av
nescsscd lcr dasnagcs u. s,.:a3 '"e p'alalir, and
, 1879-02-21
Esk+ci,Ax la 1srUuklts

Natches, Mlss.. Is threatcuea VIZ. h rIsf. lrs Tha
1ese sss y ' sssssp l,s hssss ss
tAe towhcaa nrar tic Lals!at4 h'oss, ',.;aa4 s4e
il uaw curtcut running VI tar t.oi'ahs shsIs spa
which Threatens to Tut away Tue y. ~ dIrrytY,a
ttrow It upon the Mississippi S'us, '"
fsopt Of A4tche}.
, 1879-02-21
A CHfNE>E iiIOT.

CorftspondtHre Lnnd3n Yl,utt.
SHANGHAI Ua., II, 131a,-Fr,rn il,c time of
The terrible tnn,anrrc at rter,,ip. In 1s7 to thc
autumn, ~ ,h,, ,.r,,o,,, ,,,,. IT,. ,.s..
."" =. ~ Ps'.h. .s'"' ''e '"'i""1 H'Is,so"-
hsy cetabl1:amcnt at lie treaty. poEta ot CLINT.
whether Catholic or Protestant, have mt been
motcstctl, au,.! missionaries of all drnoulYu,ius
I,uye ,,ccn olowr,l3to h,ald .u,1 nrcnrl, II, rc.
,,I.ns,s.....', s.,.,. .,'. ~ psaS.'' .,.' :"
n't"s" a,''l "n"it'h'S, "th"nt iet or h'hdfanec'
OGrin. 'l!Gse years there have hccn iniaslObnry
troubles III the luterIor, though not Mt tc coast
uud centre. nj eorn,nrrcr. A. rotxl,nn. in ~.
,,,,,,, .h..., -" ~ .]
@ .'"pct vac "css'pye" a'u su"'s Pesi's
encountered ny naive Cflf'stiu,' prcachctat Al
ChltnEeli!ily, III ttc wcst, t',ere was Bone three
years aao d terrible persecution and slaslyl,ter
us,,,I n,,o1,., ~ ~,s~,o,,,t,o.. ~ ,,. ..r o
us"a' % al"oaht ol persecution tlas eeot, s1t-
lseel oy Tue 1nuctatlgab!e nietnbcra Of The
Chlhn Inland AltsaEun III tic c0ltrae of
70 perfcr, hns l,crn 4hc t,Inr,t,,,n m In,IIr..
..,,'., - 49,. S,,.,. ~ s~'.'"'t ". ~. '"'t''t'N
stvu ~ ,"G ~ Iesu u 'llclr antnorites 70 nls-
T01,,., Inv In ~ .'fr tas VIII nun eeh
"ssee."'o ~ a'i concerned. MAS rauely bfukch
h"tns taree sliuhtIiS ny" ny determining! attnck
~ H., .'.s sissl"s a. tu'cuoW.
~ .,s W. ~. s,ae'se,! s, Y isu nt'ti pft
& .ns &c.t5 u f9osno", nssiSnea 70 st'a 1ntssl"11-
asles ~ res!acnee IN thts nil there mrs ser.
notnbcs llul ,iierati, ,yo ior s,,ta time E.ut III,
II serIcs of annnYunrcs 10 Induce the lnissioua.
r,es 70 lelYt tat fart Of tsi' ety. ley le{, bslt
hill where ynrios hutiii,rs VIII, ,.rt.trt in. III,
OBJECTS Of thc tnj.sl, IL INF il,t. nfs.,o, vns
joincu ly thr Key. Str wn1fc. n nnst cnrr. mr..
grtIr man, nni in iHt tn. ,,rrtntss w"r,
wrecked. Ful CON n;rnsntfnn I,t Mi ;h.. I.,,s,,.
done Having bcsn tyartr,!. n rh,,ri, nts"r ~,
Gothic ytylc wns crectri II, iH,I mi ,,o,rnI 10Y
NTH considerable rrrrt,nn,,v. tn wnmh,nt ~.
.jlccra and IN. Iisuf.,nnt ~ In Sn,i,,. 1,n,psn
contingent hoin.r nr,.sunt t,v rnn"n, r,,,,su,
Since lien. n1thr v,r,s i,rau'., s,til,,s ~
,tc lfiissinn In lin ,,"tnri"., ","~n. Inc, -,
been sackel. thc Mo:r fsh,,r, a. i..,, III ~
u!p,lc, and tj1u ,nssfnso ~, In ;,l1 ,r',tl. ~
cxte,t,cn f,c i.nlnt,sr ~ t.'r Il, @ .,r,E. ~:
ncsu ncIrhhors ,yna arn,,scI il, ~. o''
tIls war by ~ ircc cxiensinn M ~ ,'r.,,iaes , NJ
,nnrr e.ui'v a ~ H., 7, ,s ntIM,i.sGs IL va n'tl
mn his T,ii"a..',..a rar, mr. "s ~ Nv n.y. " r. Mo!r
h,i[trI IN. III =, ,ras n,,ni, "L W nG sa!n'n ot
nnwnst inst "I ,na usuashea a.., osa .nsen et
1n,s trtniiw liz 1'. L'.",p,r", u S pu!u.
~ NJ, '0ty sT;,,as,5 u5eu. ans oui5aHe W"s
-, " ~. ~ o@stauea'isy natNFe nt'd occurred
nh,cs sT hal %'nu. s scsaah q! tiir i!nt-
.11t .;.. .tau ltpteSesa 10 !nelr ntthorltes
.tNt !,cce ~ IAIu iAa peen sl!ftcptltaOusIy in
, 1879-02-21

ateflnla Woot's will. OF which Henry Ward
beccher al'd Henry C. Bowen were apponloI
gxt%utors, came up Tor probate yesterday before
surro3ate Daiiey, IN Br0ukIyn. TAumas FEasur
Mnd Esastuk Conkilng testified as 10 Miss
Woad'a Gxnature. Citations HcEe served On
, 1879-02-21
In war the bullet.
III hence the t)Ytlctt

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Tilfrn nnntcd and spltrrcd for tho Prcsl-
DENTAL Rncr--llaH ltolationa wills uur.
ahc,mcr. rrltuu, md Inc 1,rst or tl,c
Clu,,ur Cro,y,.-t.ont,It,r .,,,,,.,,,. ~"
Irn,,i ,rJ t,o.,. ~, ~" H., n"s r' NV
n,'..,., "" '."rn y. ~ LIN a'enses snr t'Fh't'
,-,,,.. .''Ea w' 70 80. L'':in""' m enquirer tOfm'
Ht" lohh' Fco' ls'-Lass sunday attcrnonns
whcn the annw lAy OIL the urotltsi and tllr walk
inE was slipucry aud har1. a SOLITARY hursrm,n
was ,ern rtncr9lno 40 T., thc ov. -, ,tr 1,n.",
,,n,. tr,,, ,I.,t.a.. ~ W. r., W ".' ""''ss
m"st'e' run ."a"'aon sQnare' LUG horse wns n
1ne bEacktsfi lay, with little mctt!c In him, lie
switched his lcga about nlrly, a,,. u,l
III. hack sat wbat nnnrorcI1 r., h
tn, u+r,s. ~ >a..''1. ,~'.'
Wv "E"A. VI N"po.eo" nonauaFto 1Hst
trossH'E lsle AIDS. y cap Of Alaska seal
FUR fitted all round the rldrr's head, nnt cur
Aaps further warmed the gjlcs of his ncr, a,,,,
werc t,.,, ,uder HI, r,,tn, H., ,..r, ~, ,,.s,..
sa,, s., ,,,,.,, ~ s". -. ""'o "' A"sHa
s,"' *asneo"', ""c't 'oa'a t'ob haVc cost less
tiau $'}oot and had long arms atlu covered Ills
k,,ccs rs !lc stuck on tic aorso aki turned IN
Fiji, uycfl,te, Whcn one rnt nrcrnd .o lin, In
e,,,td sno ,b. r,,,,.,s ,~a H. ,.a..,n. ''.. w
''" , ~ '". 'aee' ne loe"llneu tao 'onls