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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-11

day last In the gully where Edward ReInbsrdt. the
condemned murderer, buried his wife ID barrel,
is on exhibition at the Silver Lake Hotel III was
captured by some boys playing about the lake, who
wounded il with stones before securing 1t.
ToMPKINsvILLE-The match game Of cricket
played here on Saturday between the staten Island
Club eleven and the Manhattan Club, OF New-l0rk
game was closely contested, and resulted IN favor
of the Staten Island Club which defeated its Opp0-
nents by a score of 90 to SO IN one-inulng game.
-BRGHTON.-A young man representing him
self as from law office in New-YOTk, on Wednes-
day last called at OLearys livery stable here, and
engaged horse and wagon to drive TO the resi-
dence of John Martling, saying that he would re-
several hours, O'Leary became uneasy. ana soon
learned that Mr.. Marting had no knowledge OF the
young man. He asceTtained at the Stapleton ferry
landing that young man with horse aud buggy,
the description Of which correspondent exactly with
his missing turnout had gone up 10 the city on the
10 O'Clock boat that morning. OLeary nOtlhed the
New-IOrk police, but no ciew has yet been obtained
10 the young or the stolen property. The horse,
harness and buggy were valued at about ToOO' me
man was about twenty years OF age ana Wen
dressed.
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
PEFKsKuL.-The Rev. Isaac L. Kipp, pastor OF the
Reformed Church, has rendered bis resignation ana
ii has been accepted.
TARRYTowN.-A mortgage on st. Marks Irving
Memorial protestant Episcopa) Churcn, 10 the
amount of S10 1916, has been paid, and the chuIch
is now free from debt.
HARRIsnN-A strange animal about as large as
a good-sized dog, and very ferOcious, has been
making considerable trouble in the neighborhood OF
fine Purchase i'm this town, killing calves, poultry,
etc The farmers ere looking out Tor the animal
and hope to capture him before long,
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A Mnrshreld nan. Mn lost bis God char-

A Marshfeld man, who lost his good char
some time ago, was severely handled by some Of
h. former friends. " know fl, boys know my char
actal's g0ne--ost entirely. And" lie added, rather
pontcdy IFS 900 confouded Dad; fort the only
one IN tie place worth saving"
Seldom does one find a humorous ChiEaman.
Bur there Is story tod of Monaghan domestic in
Reno which shows That there Is az least one comic
A.laiC IN the town. gentleman who fond % hail-
Ing recently enut his CAinaman into the garden g. d 4
some earth for bait shortly a'tcrWar Doe heard
the Chiuunan laughing loudly in tie garden. MaCu
John came M tho Gentleman asked tlic u Dbl.
rlneut John said " Ne dig worms "a ggrocu. Lady
come uoa- aud SAY. what going 10 DO with worms,
John lie say. make sOup-beliy sOGl she put
mp n8u0s and say, Oh On! thon rUu heap quich."
-.RenJ (NcyJ Gazette.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-11
HELP FOR THE WEAK.

The Bibleand Flower Mission opened on Satur-
day coffee-room in the building recently erected
by that society on Twenty-sixth-st., opposite the
entrance to Bellevue Hospital Good food is sup
piled at rates little below the ordinary prices OF
cheap restaurants. The object of the organization
in opening the rooms is to afford help at the moment
when they most need it to the many persons Ois-
charged each year from the county institutions
The Mission building is three stories hgh, ana con-
taius besides large hall for religious services,
nineteen bedrooms, which will be let at n0ninal
rents 20 working women The debt on 1t va, as
charged recently with money given by Nllham
1t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-11
rRAMps ARREsrEn IN Jersey CITY

Captain Jordan and squad Of officers Of the FIRST
Precinct Of jersey City made descent on a tramp9
deu in Vanderbecks lumber yard, at the foot Of
Steuben-st., at daylight yesterday morning aud ar
rested two men. A large room had been built by
the tramps under lumber Pile, aud tue Two men
were iyiDg asleep Oh pile OF slGWags IN one cor
nor. The two prisoners were taken TO the station,
where they were held 90 await the action of Judge
Davis They gave their names as Hugh Donovan,
sge thirty years, and Hugh MCCullen, age twenty
years. II il supposed thai they are members of the
gang of thieves who have robbed the regut cars OF
tie Pennsylvania Railroad OF property valued az
several hundred dollars,
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sMAII.pox IN 4 CRoMDED TENEMENT.

SMALLPOX IN A CROWDED TENEMENT.
The information was telegraphed yesterday to
Police Headquarters that case of smallpox mad
been found in crowded tenementhouse at
No. 335 East Forty-eighth-st. The matter was
brought to the notice Of the Board of HEALTH ana
DIR. Thomas Finn went 10 investigate the case.
He found three years old girl sick IN room on
the ground floor of a large tenement she was
The nature OF the disease. -Four other children
were PLAYING in the room, unconscious OF t h
danger The house is occupied BY sixteen iamllles
Of the workipC-class, and abounds IN children
many of whom had like the sick child. never been
vaccinated The doctor ordered perfect ISOLATION
until the necessary arrangements cOuid DC maj
today far the vaccination of every one III lno
house and the removal Of tho patient II the symb-
toms develop more fully. The name OF the chiiuS
,,.rents Is I.ayfllp.
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RoRRERY BY An FX.CONYIcr.

Alexander Hessler, employed as Waterman by the
Knckcrbockcr Gaslght Company, at Nnety-nInth-
st. and East River, was aTrlignod Saturday IN the
Harlem Police Court, charged with theft Of mate
rial belonging 20 the company. Hessler is IN tai
IAN by birth, and has served one term Of impIsou-
ment aU Sing sing. While there he escaped IL cOiu-
pauy with two iclloW-c0nyIets, but Tie tugItIYrs
we're Ietaken. On his release from prison, Hcasigr
obtained thTCughtAe Interest Ol prominent oLAgcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-11

NERVOUS DEBILITY, Impotence, Weakness
~ OF the Generation, &c, speedily and alcg
cured b. WGNCHESrERs spECIFIC Pill Two to lE
boxes usually sufficient Price 81 perboN SIX boxes -,
Send circular Prepared by WINCHESTER s. CSs
Chemists So J0hl-sJ- Ncw-GorL
GIRIC1URE, Impotence and Diseases Of the
- Generave Ore1us raliciy and spselY cJr5i H0ui
o and z. HEN ny ADASIEIS,M D. a LexiagtonaY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-11
srICInE IN NEWARK.

Frederick Ritter, butcher in Market-st., New
ark, who was reputed to be wealthy, committed SUI
eide last evening by cutting bis throat with razor
The physician who attended him expressed the oPin-
ion that he would probably due. ltls beileVed IIa1
he was led 10 make the attempt upon his life by rea-
son OF financial embarrassments.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

E;db treDue BoieI-Snnator Roscoe COnklng. of
tea and Representative John Hammond, 81 crown Point
~ Y.....dibemGre HOfsi-Genefai j. A NlHemsoH COM
missioner General Land Onicc.. 81 Dents hytct-
Judge Peter NJ DoX OF Alabama. ...Atcr HoUse-W. H.
cmDson superintendent 0f the Railway Mail serlce ana
Medical Inspector Robinson L. S-..-SL James H0tct-
Senator Ira Davenport Of Bath, y. Y.
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PASSENGERS 4RRIPED.
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SHIP NEWS.
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Bari Marie ior Z4chara.en Hamburg 80 DAYS to order
Bars Ron ~ Klein hoticnam 40 days. WIN muse
Eak lla1krn ha4konson lNrrl hauge BERGEN ~ days
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Bars saicn 6ri sandberg Boroen 81 days n DALLAS, to
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MN, civ OK Austen stevens Key West 4 a MALLORY e o.;
Of Macon. hompton Savannah Geo Aonsci Champion.
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FOREIGN PORTS.
Announcements,

For many years have had continued side
and headaches malaria and b0usnesa An completely cured
by the HOLMAN Ly.R PAD CO.'S treatment.
b. CEisgLNAN 1893 Madisonsq uare, philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-11

Of the company the position of Waterman. which he
was nearly 30 800 The prisoner was held for trial.
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A CORONER CRITICIZED.

Some interesting testimony is expected to-day at
the adjourned inquest upon the body of the man
found dead in an orchard at Glen Cove, l.. J., gu
Wednesday last. The action Of Coroner Bayiis mex
humiug the body and renterring II without post
Inortem examination, has caused much comment /;
and il now appears that the grave was only opened
at his instance after he hal been informed by a per-
son at Oyster Bay that the deceased man always
carried a considerable sum Of money with him Tied
no in handkerchief and fastened to his legs below
the knees Ga Thursday the Coroner, in company
with an officer went 10 Glen Cove, ana securing the
services of Mr. Budt, VINO has charge of the cone
terry, had the grave opened the lad OF tie cOfhd
was taken off, aud without taking the body Out, the
trousers were ripped open with a knife, the hand
kerchiet aud money were found, and the grave was
again filed mp. Mr. BudG, II is alleged, stated on
his return 10 the village thai there was considers
bic sum of money, all iE bills. but now much lie did
not know, as the Coroner would not tell hlu. ~ Is
also alleged that the Coroner wOulG not tell the jury
v lat tue amount OF money was, although inquiry
was made of him. There is good deal OF comment,
also as % the mannoriu winch the body was treated
Ly tie Glen Cove authorities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-11
An OCCURRENCE ATTARR4GINSETT PIER

Providence, r. l.. AUG. 10.-A stirwas caused
IN the vicinity OF Nssraglnsett Pier yesterday morn
ing BY exaggerated reports Of unpleasant occurrence
the previous evening go tne sW -lcr residence OF *.
Senator 5pIague All there WIS OF f. IS finIay that
Governor sprague has a violent anupathy against
German gentleman teacher Of his children. and con-
ing TO tas house under excitement Mr. Sprague
or.ercd the from tHc house, AND u Is said even
tempted t3 -uuat Niiu aL,pg tlakiug, VINO MI tle
route for Providence hgd s.ppp there some le.a
business attempted, with numb ol otlcr yeIgYns 90
scJthe Mr. -praguc'S icela-s, bli without result until
hs excitement suusdeG Olt result of fe disturbance
Was tle temporary removal OF the family 10 ghb0r-
lug hotel
A petite, blue-eyed maiden who was nurs-
M nor NTH Christmas toll ana listening 20 Hcr mother
and spu- female friends taking about oufr,ttc brui.s
and dytrrf crtatcI rather pca.at sensation by re-
marsing, " Wen. iaa, I'm never going 10 marry. Pm
gong Co Dc a widow"
lt was at Nantucket, the other day. On the
rom tne nndl one cd thf pHtlF asked the driver
" DO tlcy play PiuuluI-' here - 90 Cues, NOT" an
sWeeed toe beuieGt.d Islander, with puzzled look
% bpt they play J4!I4Ifd-.' i LOs,UH IrdnscIIpi
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HOME NEWS.

ruEpNfouETFR YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs no
2ls BROADWAY.
aau e5- Noon TO-. : D m. ITO Midnight go
Highest durinr the daY IT.. Lowest: 6O'
Average G3is'. same day, 1875. "a
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FORTUNATE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS.

FORTUNATE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS.
Hiss Louisiana ST. John, who died recently, pos
sesscd Of real estate valued at about 81, 100000 is
described as having been handsome young lady IN
her youth at the time OF her death she was feet
& inches IN height and weighed about 300 pounds.
Her hair was white and her eyes were gray. She
was seyerty-four years old when she died. She
TAUGHT Tor several years In the Mohawk Valley
where she was born, and her passion seemed 10 DC
10 ACQUIRE an education. Subsequently she came TO
EeW-York and bought small lot, and built house
ONT. This was the beginning OF extensive real es-
tate speculati0ns She made some money, aud
bought lots Elizabeth and BrOone-Sis., ana on
broadway and Fiith-aye., IN 1889 and 1910, when
land was cheap and many of these lots she erect
ed buildings. In 1878 her property was said 10 be
worth S2,OO00OO.
la S35 Miss st. John inherited from her brother
. large amount of land on what is Easiest, ST.
Louis. and she iged 10 go ont West in order
20 protect II from squatters. In 1873 size went TO
st. Louis 20 look after her real estate, and she re-
manned there until few months ago, Wb5u she 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-11
TIE BEST tonic.

Physicians pronounce RICHARDS TsErOrAL ToSlo
the best sold. 80. NJ tha
otho remedy surely corrects syery disorder SI
system rely cures DYSPEPSIA, BILL q 9-'0'
NERVOUSNESS and KIDNEY COMPLAIN t.. .g,,Fp
All who axe this tonic 9sCsps tHlLiS 49, sS3
aud an MALARIAL feyers II cures every w AhsIIrup.
and DEBIIITY, str-ngthens aud suslans he CONsV NJ
TIVE tree from alchohoe dangers and IL the sales
bCst remedy sod
Depot 10 Ntsey-st., NewYork.
DRUGGISTS SELL TT.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-12-03
MAYORS
PROCLA.MATION

Mayors OFFICE, ALEXANDRIA, La,
November %, 1879.
In obedience to an Ordinance of the
Board of Councilmen of the Town of
Alexandria, La, I, SAMUEL FELL
LOWS, Mayor of said Town, do order
and proclaim, that to commence with
MONDAY, the LIST day of DECEMBER,
1879, at 10 o'clock P. NJ, and to con-
tinue to TUESDAY, the I'd day of De-
GENDER, 1879, at O'Clock P. NJ, all
DRINKING HOUSES, STORES or
SHOPS, where LIQUORS, malt or
spirituous, of any kind, are kept Or sold
in any quantities, must be closed, and
the sale or giving away of any intoxi-
eating drinks is strictly forbidden on
those days or nights. ea
A full and extra number Of special
policemen will be sworn into office and
ON duty during the time mentioned
above, and it is hoped and expected
that they will be strictly obeyed in the
discharge of their duties.
SAM. FELLOWS,
Mayor.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-12-03
"BLACK- DRAUGHT" is recommended
" forty years Of successful trial.
For sale by E. C. TAFT.

ARE You SURE "HE's SwUNKY' ~
A few days ago, the Cornie Brandon,
in passing up the river, was sudden
ly stopped, when just opposite our
office, BY something which had mo-
nopolized the channel, and barred
her passage; the captain, greatly ex-
cited, called to party on shore TO
ascertain whether any obstruction
had been placed in the river by our
Town authorities. A young man, in
our office, who is of a HIGHLY PRAc-
rIcAL turn of mind, was engaged, at
that moment, in reading the Sabine
Inder, and, hearing the cries of The
captain, be rushed to the door-and
it flashed upon his INTUITIyE mint
that it must be that veritable CHS
ToR1cAL" catfish, let loose by th,
p1sc1voRoUs Editor Of that paper
when he electrified the citizens o
Natchitoches, at the great meetin!
at that place, a few days previous
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-12-03
IIORATlO SEYMOUR

The cut of Horatio Seymour.
which we place at Tie head OF oul
Democratic State ticket, has peen
uuietly resting in a secure corner o.
nur Office since the Presidential cam
paign of 1868. It's appearance Oh
this suspicious occasion, may oe re-
garded as typica! of tue growing
sentiment Of sound and conservative
Democrats, throughout the country
70 bring forward this distinguished
and veteran leader, to rally the Dem
orralic coherts for tue great cam
paign of 1880.
The anomalous character OF the
i'm pending political combat Woul"
seem to render him the sole cahoi-
date under whom the Democracy
could move forward with the positive
assurance of carrying New YORK
Mr. Seymour has been prominent
~ before the country, in public iiie'
, for about thirty years, and it may
ho said that in the various capacl
ties in which he Las serVea TIC poo
r,o Of his State, his record has MOI
: been furnished By single act u
which his bitterest enemies conl'
point as an evidence OF untai'hlui
ness to the high trusts which he Ia
sustained.
He has been in quiet retlremeh
upon his farm, near Utica, for til
past ten years, and is not, In an
sense, an aspirant for political hon
ors He has never lost, hoWeveI
his interest in public affairs, an
. while carefully avoiding all ho'or''
> ty, such as the politician SO niue
covets, he has not been forgotten b
f., the friends of honest government
and all eyes are now turned towaT'
that modest statesman, whom u
voire of SANDER has never dared
besmirch, and whom the people
all creeds, recognize as the mo
suitable man to bring back the goo
~ ship of State to the true course
primitive honesty which charact'
lied the administrations OF all !
earlier Presidents, and which, III
cent years, has been driven so
from that track.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-12-03
A seLlLoQUY.

+ dream no more of grim-vlsasea war,
I have laid aside my o'ef-"eehihs a'-
r t,rn me- now unto the plenteous paths
of peace, ,,oo,.
This blade becomes a pruning nooN'
and this gavel, .,,
Which, BIZ its magic powers, mas uS'-
cred Senators, ou
Full-1ledged, to do my bidding, shal''
henceforth, :,
Re preserved in the deepest recess OF
the cupboard. 49,, T
In MY cabin, to recall the Tune ~he" :
was a monarch -.
Not crowned and robed in purple, Dut
fresh from the furrows,
With the briny sweat, standing apou'
mine ebon face, III clusters
Not less Respondent than the real gems
,sh;nI dock the brow of Eastern
Potentates. ,,,
Rut alas! s'rhe glorics of our earthly
state are shadows, a..
Not substantial things despise th''
mortal-brothers of the worm,
| I see me now, the same as wheh'
little ~ :,
Woolly-headed boy, l and "Mass John,
was caught stealin' apples.
And the old man called me TO MIN ah
said:-
you won't sho. e'y come to no gooc
kase you amt - 80,
Got de elements of honesty bout yo'
no how" and,
Wild dat, he fotch side swipe ana la'
: ded dis Niger
Right on de near side OF DAT ola Graz
apple tree. !, ri, on
: Dat stood jinin' de garden, ana "heh
= covered myself,
I herd nanny notwithstanding
. "Crawtur" -, !,
, And dat is de name | goes oy I'LL u
day-but when ~,
: [ was in de Legislator de called me
e Honorable Mr.. Crawtur.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-12-03
Kick against isms.

--hlCh
Kids of the Rad persuasion, need
not bleat. :, :,
Kidney disease is what ais the
Radicals.
kidnapping Radicals must be
looked after.
Kinks in the Radical wool must
be UNFINISHED. :
-Knappy is the head aud heart OF
the average radical.
Kant kome in RAIDS; your coat
tails are too short.
-Knottier subjects than defeating
Radicals have been solved ny the
Democrats.
Knowing ones predict overwhel
ming Democratic majorities through
out the State.
Knit your brows old RAIDS ifyou
will, but it won't save you. You are
doomed buzzards.
Know all men by these presents,
greeting: That the Democracy OF
Louisiana knows no such word as
fail.
Keel upward will be the posi-
tion of the Radical boat after the
election-with all on board swamped
Our advice is: Leave the sinking yes
sci.
Keep 1t before the people tina,
the Democratic nominees are bouno
to win. Isms, whether Radical OF
otherwise, must for the public good
be put down.
Knock us down if you will, bu
we could never account for the FAC
that a small amount Of work VII
afagn girl "all out" who will dance
until day break, without The slight
oct Inconvenience. 1t is curious.
-Ku Klux Radicals, where ar
youP All that the Democrats deslr'
is: A fair fight and no favor. N
thieyiug Returning Board to swindl
ms out of our rights this time. Ot
Mahogany is laid on the shelf
Killed on Wednesday last BY J
C. Goulden, a sand hill crane, weigh
ing 81 pounds, feet 10 inches high
6 feet S inches from tip to tip c
wings, at a distance of one hundre
and ten PAGES. Jack is going to stu
the bird, an art with which he is Tho
roughly acquainted. In a few day
the monster bird will look as matt
raj as life.
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Stop using Calomel and try nBl:ACK.
DRAuGHT" for liver diseases.
For sale by E. C. TAFT.

GEN. Grant was the guest OF the
City of Chicago few days ago.
Preparations for his reception and
entertainment had been under way
for some weeks previous, and all the
notables throughout the country had
been invited to attend. No expense
was spared to make it a success
and it was, indeed, an ovation wor
thy the eminent citizen to whom it
was extended, and reflected great
credit upon that great city. Some
idea of the magnitude and varied
features of the demonstration may
be gathered from the fact that thu
Chicago Times devoted 80 columns
to description Of it.